China power and renewable markets long-term outlook H2 2018
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Power demand reaches five-year high but next year looks uncertain
- Gas-fired power to feel short-term pain
- Coal-fired captive power plants face more headwinds
- New policies to boost renewables but challenges remain
- NDRC urges local governments to lower power tariffs
- Power sector reforms continue but spot-trading pilots will be delayed until mid-2019
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State-owned enterprise reform fuels Huadian-Datang merger proposal
- China power available capacity
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China gas demandChina power market balanceKey facts in power market regulationKey changes to power analysis from H1 2018 publication
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