TREE NEWS update: The Gansu-Zhejiang ultra-high-voltage power transmission project has entered the commissioning phase of its direct-current system after the grounding electrode at the Yuezhou converter station in Lin’an, Zhejiang, passed acceptance checks. It is the first core unit of the project’s DC system to clear verification. The 2,370-kilometer line spans six provincial-level regions from Wuwei, Gansu, to Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and is scheduled for completion and operation in 2027.
Gansu-Zhejiang UHV project enters DC system commissioning
The grounding electrode passing acceptance is a narrow milestone, but it matters as the first DC-system unit to clear verification on a 2,370-kilometer, six-region corridor — a reminder that China's UHV buildout advances through component-level sign-offs rather than headline energization. The real signal for power-market watchers is timing: with operation slated for 2027, this is early-stage progress, not near-term supply. Whether subsequent DC system checks proceed on schedule is the open question, since each one gates the commissioning timeline.
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