China Gas and Power month in brief: October 2015
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For October's month in brief we have updated our data dashboard, examined power demand fundamentals and the surprising year-end boost to gas demand. China's policymakers have been busy in the final months of 2015, announcing important changes to energy pricing. After presenting at the Gastech 15 conference in Singapore in October, we've also provided our 'on the ground' view of sentiment in the global gas market.
Table of contents
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Data dashboard update
- Power: demand fundamentals changing rapidly
- Gas: September demand increase highest in 2015
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Policy
- China to cut coal-fired on-grid tariffs in Q4
- Energy pricing reform in the fast lane, but a bumpy road ahead
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Supply
- Gastech mood flat, but new action for Chinese buyers
- 'Smog Watch' – living (and breathing) in Beijing
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- China monthly power demand growth (YOY%)
- China monthly power demand growth (YTD%)
- China monthly gas demand
- China monthly gas supply
- October Air Quality Index (AQI)
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