“Now it's the very time for corn seedlings to emerge, and the seedlings cannot live without water. We are grateful to Tangyin County Power Supply Company for green-lighting electricity to pump water into the farmland,” said Wang Jinwen, a villager from Gude Village, Rengu Town, Anyang, Henan.

On June 27th, Tangyin County Power Supply Company, a branch affiliated to the State Grid, received an application from Wang Jinwen for urgent electricity supply to combat drought. Within one day, the company launched the “Green Channel”for drought-relief electricity, and completed the power supply in less than 5 hours, promptly solving Wang’s problem of water shortage in irrigation.

Now is the crucial stage of summer planting and irrigation, but the weather of continuous high temperature and little rain has become a major obstacle for drought resistance and seedling protection. In recent days, Tangyin County Power Supply Company actively plays the role of "pioneer of power supply", responds to the drought in the area in time, and goes all out to ensure the electricity supply and safety on the farmland.

In response to the drought, the company launched a “Green Channel” and offered a “24/7” quick service for drought protection. They prioritized drought relief operations, simplified the management process, and allowed applicants without full application files to hand in documents later and help them fix the problem first.

In addition, the company comprehensively improved the quality and efficiency of the business expansion and installation and guaranteed the power supply for agricultural irrigation.

Also, the staff of Tangyin County Power Supply Company provided door-to-door service to the villagers, helping them check the lines and debug the pumping equipment, delivering quality, safe, and stable power services to the fields.

So far, the company has completed the installation of 44 new irrigation power connections with a total capacity of 1,420 KVA, and the average irrigation power connection time has been reduced to 0.8 working days. More than 500 copies of safety electricity publicity materials have been distributed to farmers in the fields, and 580 transmission lines within the county have been inspected. Each of the subordinate power supply companies has been equipped with generators to provide full-scale electricity for drought relief and seedling protection.