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Brand Wiki/Utilities/State Grid Shanxi Electric Power Company
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State Grid Shanxi Electric Power Company

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A wholly owned State Grid Corporation of China subsidiary that invests in, builds, and operates Shanxi’s power grid and supplies electricity across the province.

On this pageControversies↘History↘

Last updated October 12, 2026

Contents

  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. History
  3. 3. Products and positioning
  4. 4. Controversies
  5. 5. Related entries
  6. 6. Sources

Company facts

State Grid Shanxi Electric Power Company

Industry
Utilities · Electric Utilities
Headquarters
Taiyuan, Shanxi, China
Parent
State Grid Corporation of China
Website
www.sx.sgcc.com.cn
Country
China
On this page6
  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. History
  3. 3. Products and positioning
  4. 4. Controversies
  5. 5. Related entries
  6. 6. Sources

Overview

State Grid Shanxi Electric Power Company, officially named 国网山西省电力有限公司, is a provincial electric utility company in the State Grid Corporation of China group. Its official website describes it as a wholly owned subsidiary of State Grid Corporation of China, with investment in, construction of, and operation of the power grid as its core business. The company’s remit therefore centers on grid infrastructure and electricity supply rather than the sale of a consumer-branded product. The company operates through a network of 11 municipal and 102 county-level power supply companies. Its official profile says its service area covers 105 of Shanxi’s 117 counties, county-level cities, and districts; the other 12 are served by local power grids. The company reports serving 17.87 million customer accounts and states that providing a basic, reliable electricity supply to the province’s residents is a central responsibility. Its role also extends beyond Shanxi. The company says it undertakes important power exports to destinations including the Beijing–Tianjin–Tangshan region, Jiangsu, and Hubei, and that electricity exported from Shanxi reaches 24 provinces. The company describes Shanxi’s grid as connected to the North China, East China, and Central China regional grids through three ultra-high-voltage alternating-current links and one direct-current link, as well as 14 500-kilovolt point-to-grid transmission channels. Its stated maximum outbound transmission capacity is 31.62 million kilowatts. Within Shanxi, the company describes a network built around a 500-kilovolt backbone, supported by 220-kilovolt operating zones and distribution networks at 110 kilovolts and below. Its public-facing website includes company information, news, social responsibility, online services, and information disclosure. The supplied evidence does not establish a founding date, founder, or named current executive. The company is presented as active and as part of the State Grid group.

History

State Grid Shanxi Electric Power Company is the Shanxi provincial electric utility within State Grid Corporation of China. The supplied company profile identifies it as a wholly owned subsidiary and describes investment in, construction of, and operation of the power grid as its core business. The available evidence does not give a founding date or describe the company’s earlier corporate history, so a more specific account of its origins cannot be established here. The company’s current operating organization includes 11 municipal-level and 102 county-level power supply companies. Its stated service area covers 105 of Shanxi’s 117 counties, county-level cities, and districts; the remaining 12 are described as local-grid areas. The company reports serving 17.87 million customer accounts and frames reliable electricity supply for Shanxi residents as a basic responsibility. The company also has a regional transmission role. Its profile says it sends electricity to other provinces, including the Beijing–Tianjin–Tangshan region, Jiangsu, and Hubei, with Shanxi-origin electricity reaching 24 provinces. It describes the Shanxi grid as connected to the North China, East China, and Central China regional grids by three ultra-high-voltage alternating-current links, one ultra-high-voltage direct-current link, and 14 500-kilovolt point-to-grid transmission channels. The profile gives the maximum outbound capacity as 31.62 million kilowatts. For the provincial network, the company describes a 500-kilovolt backbone, 220-kilovolt operating zones, and a radiating distribution network at 110 kilovolts and below. Its public website provides company information, news, social responsibility material, online services, and public disclosures. A supplied project notice documents the company’s organization of environmental acceptance work for ten Shanxi grid projects, including transmission-line and substation works. The provided sources do not identify a founder, founding year, or current executives.

  • The company's official website publishes a notice on the completion of environmental protection acceptance for 10 grid projects, including the 220kV Tongxiang–Zhengping line project in Yuncheng, Shanxi.

  • The company's official website publishes a notice on the completion of environmental protection acceptance for five projects, including the 110kV transmission and transformation project in Pingyao Nanzheng, Jinzhong, Shanxi.

  • The company's official website publishes a notice on the completion of environmental protection acceptance for nine projects, including the 220kV transmission and transformation project in Zhanghuaying, Taiyuan, Shanxi.

  • The company's official website publishes information on soil and water conservation for the Shanxi section of the Mengxi–Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei ±800kV ultra-high-voltage direct current transmission project.

  • The company's official website publishes second-quarter 2026 information on the Shanxi section of the Datong–Tianjin South ultra-high-voltage alternating current transmission and transformation project.

Products and positioning

A provincial State Grid subsidiary and essential electric utility responsible for Shanxi grid infrastructure, local electricity supply, and interprovincial power transmission.

  • Electricity supply and distribution

    The company operates power-supply businesses across its stated Shanxi service area through municipal and county-level subsidiaries.

  • Grid infrastructure and transmission

    The company identifies grid investment, construction, and operation as its core business and describes interprovincial electricity transmission from Shanxi.

Controversies

  • 2024

    Source 1Source 2

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Related entries

  • State Grid Corporation of China
  • CPFL Energia
  • NARI Technology
  • State Grid Hubei Electric Power Co., Ltd.
  • State Grid Hunan Electric Power Company Limited
  • State Grid Nanjing Power Supply Company
  • State Grid Shandong Electric Power Company
  • State Grid Shanghai Municipal Electric Power Company
  • State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company
  • State Grid Zhejiang Electric Power Co., Ltd.

Sources6 sources

  1. 1国网山西省电力有限公司外网网站sx.sgcc.com.cn
  2. 2关于我们sx.sgcc.com.cn
  3. 3关于山西运城桐乡~正平220kV线路工程等10项电网工程竣工环保验收信息的公示sx.sgcc.com.cn
  4. 4State Grid Shanxi Electric Power Company (China)wikidata.org
  5. 5两任总经理祁太元、王抒祥先后落马district.ce.cn
  6. 6两任总经理祁太元、王抒祥先后落马xinhuanet.com

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