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The Guangdong model: How gas power is adapting to China’s high-renewable grid
Discover the China gas and power insights shared by Wood Mackenzie at Gastech this September
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Kai Dong
Principal Analyst, APAC Gas & LNG
Kai Dong
Principal Analyst, APAC Gas & LNG
Kai focuses on China's gas market, covering market fundamentals, gas supply/demand balance and regional market analysis
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As renewable power capacity expands, the role of gas-fired generation in China is changing. Guangdong, China’s largest provincial economy and gas and LNG market, offers an important case study of how policy reform, LNG prices and evolving dispatch requirements are reshaping the outlook.
Download this Gastech presentation to explore:
- How renewables growth is changing the role of gas power
- What Guangdong’s evolving power policy means for the sector
- How LNG prices influence gas fleet utilisation and competitiveness
- What the Guangdong model could signal for China’s future gas demand
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