Summary

Amid the construction of new power systems, traditional power supply planning faces bottlenecks like delayed demand response and over-reliance on expert experience. This study proposes the PowerPlan-GPT framework, integrating multimodal large language models, graph spatio-temporal neural networks, and adaptive evolutionary algorithms to build a fourtier intelligent generation system. Leveraging RAG technology and rule-constrained reasoning, it achieves global optimization across cost, safety, and timeliness. Piloted in

Jiangsu Power Grid, the framework reduced the average solution generation cycle from 48 hours to 50 minutes, raised the one-time approval rate to 55.7%, and reached 95.34% accuracy. Now deployed in 26 provinces with over 890,000 solutions generated, it provides a practical pathway for "source-grid-load-storage" coordinated optimization.

Additional informations

Publication type Session Materials
Reference D2_11578_2026
Publication year
Publisher CIGRE
Country China, People's Republic of
Study committees
File size 1 MB
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Authors

FENG Zhipeng - SGICT; CAI Xinyi - SGICT; ZHANG Pan - SGICT; ZHAO Xiqing - SGICT; CHEN Qifan - SGICT

Keywords

PowerPlan-GPT; multimodal large language model; power supply plan generation; source-grid-load-storage coordination; new power system

PowerPlan-GPT: A Framework for Generating Intelligent Power Supply Solutions Based on Multimodal Models and Its Empirical Application Research