Since the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) Notice on the Pilot Electricity Transmission and Distribution Tariff Reform initiated the new electricity pricing mechanism in China in 2014, the tariff reform has continued to deepen and gradually formed the idea of electricity transmission and distribution pricing based on effective assets and by the principle of "permitted costs plus reasonable profit". Against this background, this paper reviews the status of other scholars' research on electricity transmission and distribution tariff reform, analyzes the factors influencing grid investment capacity and establishes an investment capacity measurement model considering transmission and distribution cost supervision. Then, this paper conducts a case analysis with the example of State Grid Corporation and composes ideas for the optimization of investment strategies from the perspective of investment structure and investment timing.
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