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China to start spot market pilots from 2018 onwards

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The introduction of a spot market mechanism in China would allow for more efficient power plant dispatch based on actual cost of generation.


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Sonnen receives financial support from China

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The Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Envision placed an investment in the German battery storage company Sonnen.


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China cancels more than 100 GW of coal plants

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As set out in the 13th Five-Year-Plan for Energy of China, the government steps in and cancels the permitting as well as the construction process of coal-fired power plants across the country.


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Decrease of generation for China’s biggest power companies

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While the big step towards competition in China’s power market did not materialize yet, the big Chinese power generators have to accomodate sinking power generation.


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China’s 13 Five-Year-Plan for Energy

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China’s 13FYP increases targets for renewables while trying to address current problems of overcapacity in the power sector.


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Almost a third of China’s capacity is renewable

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The Chinese renewable energy portfolio of 2015 has been published. Important transmission power line connects wind and load centers via Beijing.


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China to add 131 GW of power generating capacity in 2016

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State Grid forecasts 3.5 percent rise in national electricity consumption for 2016 to 5770 TWh compared to last year. Regionally unbalanced capacity additions are likely, while wind lags behind.


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China’s coal consumption continues to fall

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China’s coal production was down 10% until July 2016 year-on-year. The rate of the decline thus tripled compared to the one experienced in 2014 and 2015.


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