Gansu leads the charge in balancing energy needs with biodiversity preservation
Power workers provide safe, comfortable, and stable environments for birds, promoting harmonious coexistence between the power grid and our avian friends. [Photo provided to gogansu.com]
Beyond infrastructure modifications, the company has conducted 23 natural education lectures and distributed over 8,500 copies of promotional materials, calling on the public to join in protecting the ecosystem. It has organized staff to focus on inspecting power lines and towers in bird activity hotspots such as nature reserve management stations within its jurisdiction.
Moreover, State Grid Gansu Electric Power closely monitors birds perching on towers, thoroughly inspects low-voltage equipment like distribution cabinets and metering boxes, and reinforces and seals cabinets that are damaged or poorly sealed to prevent birds from nesting inside them, thereby preventing bird electrocution accidents.