How can China's northeast overcome its renewable challenges?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- The northeast – China's struggling old rustbelt
- Excess capacity and the supply mix imbalance set to linger
- Renewable curtailment differentiates but generally remains high
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How to reduce renewable curtailment?
- Rationalising
- Adding peak-shaving resources
- Building peak-shaving power plants
- Retrofitting coal-fired power plants
- Decoupling heating and power generation
- Encouraging household electric heating
- Penetrating wind electricity to the end-use markets
- Finding new customers outside the region
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Comparison of industrial enterprise profits
- Northeast China industrial economy indicators
- Northeast power generation capacity, peak and off-peak demand, and grid reserve margin
- Comparison of wind generation curtailment rates
- Comparison of wind power capacity utilisation
- Time-of-use household electric heating prices
- Cost comparison of space heating options
What's included
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