Abstract

At present, the national environmental protection is showing a high-pressure and strict management situation, environmental protection requirements are getting higher and higher, environmental protection supervision factors are increasing, and environmental protection law enforcement standards are becoming more and more stringent. Energy and power companies have problems such as weak awareness of environmental protection and law-abiding, imperfect environmental protection management system, inadequate construction and operation management of environmental protection facilities, lack of systematic environmental risk investigation and assessment, and inability to effectively identify and avoid enterprise environmental protection risks. The environmental protection situation faced by enterprises and companies is unprecedentedly severe. Based on the PDCA cycle theory as the theoretical basis for constructing the environmental standardization system of Energy and power companies, and drawing on national standards as the basis for the preparation of the environmental standardization system of Energy and power companies, the "double pre-control" involving ecological and environmental protection, institutional mechanism, daily management, compliance management, ecological protection and restoration governance, air pollution prevention and control (organized), air pollution prevention and control (organized), air pollution prevention and control (unorganized), water pollution prevention and control, Solid waste pollution prevention and control, other pollution prevention and control (noise pollution prevention, gas) and other 10 first-class elements and a number of standards required by the energy and power companies environmental protection standardization system, and invite experts in the field to hold seminars, through experts to view materials, onsite questions, exchange opinions and other methods to improve and improve the environmental protection standardization system of Energy and power companies. based on Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), the system elements are reasonably assigned, the scoring criteria of the standardized system are developed, and the final weight scores are obtained through the application in energy and power enterprises to provide energy and power enterprises with ideas of risk self-examination and risk warning to avoid the risk of environmental penalties.

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