China gas and power month in brief: gas reforms keep rolling out while coal faces headwinds
Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Markets
- Weak winter demand continued into January
- An earlier Chinese New Year distorted power demand growth
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Policy
- Shandong releases policy to encourage direct on-site LNG supply
- Hubei pioneers gas-pricing regulation
- China takes firm line on coal-fired power capacity cuts
- Wind curtailment set to remain despite the brake on capacity build
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Corporate activity
- Fujian improves CNOOC LNG sales pricing mechanism
- China power giants prepare for looming financial hardship
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Smog watch
- New inspections, same old findings
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- China gas and power month in brief: gas reforms keep rolling out while coal faces headwinds: Image 1
- Monthly gas demand
- Monthly LNG demand
- Monthly power demand
- China gas and power month in brief: gas reforms keep rolling out while coal faces headwinds: Image 5
- Beijing AQI
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