China gas and power month in brief 2019
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Markets
- Winter gas demand disappoints, despite high LNG imports
- Power demand in 2019 slows significantly amid trade protectionism
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Policy
- China urges market players to sign long-term power sales and purchase contracts
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Corporate activity
- PetroChina’s shale gas output jumps 87% year-on-year, lifting China total shale production to 15 bcm in 2019
- Jingran Energy commits to 20-cargo TPA slots
- Gas exchanges reach record-high transaction volume
- Smog Watch
- Appendix: power charts
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Markets
- Economic factors and infrastructure issues behind low growth in October
- Power demand picked up in October, growth still weaker than 2018
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Policy
- China plans to deregulate city-gate prices
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Corporate activity
- Power of Siberia delivers first gas to China
- Liaohe underground gas storage group begins construction
- National pipeline company emerges at last
- Smog Watch
- Executive summary
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Markets
- Supply-side interruptions dull October LNG imports
- Power demand weakens as economy slows
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Beijing AQI
- Power demand: chemical sector
- Power demand: non-ferrous metallurgy sector
- Power demand: ferrous metallurgy sector
- Power demand: selected provinces
- Beijing AQI
- Beijing AQI
- Beijing AQI
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What's included
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