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China gas and power month in brief: August 2016
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Report summary
China's gas demand was disappointing again in July. However, while headline growth was 2.3% the real story was the dramatic drop in LNG imports and the strength of pipeline gas imports. The economic logic is not immediately obvious and we suspect that contractual issues were at the heart of this. Meanwhile, the pace of power demand growth continues to show signs of recovery and we see this as increasingly sustainable.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Markets
- Data dashboard update
- It's not all about hot weather
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Policy
- NDRC releases draft guidelines on interprovincial pipeline tariff setting
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Corporate activity
- Sinopec to sell 50% stake in Sichuan-East pipeline
- Smog watch
- August in Beijing: heat, humidity, rain and smog
Tables and charts
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Monthly gas demandMonthly LNG demandBeijing AQIChina monthly power demand
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