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China gas and power month in brief October 2017: gas demand surge continues

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Coal-to-gas switching plays a critical role in China's massive gasification programme. The '2+26' policy alone could bring an additional 10 bcm of demand this winter. As local governments push harder to meet the deadlines for switching, the market is increasingly expecting a shortfall of gas supply. The NDRC has already urged local governments and gas suppliers to manage increasing risks of supply disruptions. On the power side, we are expecting hydropower output to grow strongly – to the detriment of coal generation. The blueprint for developing energy storage will further shift the way power systems have been operated, putting coal power in an increasingly difficult position in the mix.

Table of contents

  • Executive summary
    • Gas demand surge continues as deadline for coal-to-gas switching approaches
    • Power market
    • NDRC issues guidelines to deal with looming winter supply crunch
    • China maps out its first blueprint for energy storage
    • Kazakh deliveries via Central Asia-China pipelines start in October
    • PetroChina eyes LNG bunkering business in Jiangsu
    • Blue sky, brisk air and the CPC National Congress
    • Beijing AQI

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  • Monthly gas demand, bcm
  • Monthly LNG imports, Mt
  • Monthly power demand, Twh
  • Beijing AQI

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