China power markets long-term outlook H1 2019 Report

Commodity Market Report 23 September 2019

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Report summary

China’s energy market never falls short of big changes. In the past year we have seen renewable pricing moved from feed-in tariffs to competitive auctions, spot trading of electricity being piloted in eight provinces, and the launch of the renewable portfolio standard after three rounds of public consultation. China also plans to scrap coal-power pricing indexation mechanism and expose pricing of coal electricity to market forces. China is riding the wave of energy transition to make its energy landscape cleaner and more efficient. In this long-term outlook we bring the latest view on China’s power capacity and generation mix and examine evolution of the renewable competitiveness.

China's power demand to slow in 2019 on the back of trade war escalation
Ever cheaper renewables and storage are piling more pressure on gas power
New policy to help renewables penetrate higher but enforcement could be weak
Power liberalisation is making progress but still a long way to go
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Key facts and changes
Environmental and energy policies
Carbon trading market
Power market reform
- Transmission tariff reform
- Incremental distribution grid reform
- Market-based transaction
- Direct power sales
- Bidding-based market transaction
Regional grids
Generation
Coal
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