China Trade Information

Start Date
21-APR-10
End Date
23-APR-10

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City / State
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Intex Shanghai
Shanghai
China

Event Profile:
China International Electric Power & Electric Engineering Technology Exhibition (China EPower) is the leading professional power exhibition in China, covering power generation, power transmission & distribution, electric power automation, electric power construction, electric factory energy conservation and emission reduction and electric products etc.

Tags: China Exhibitions, electricity, power, Shanghai, technology

On the steppes of north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, herdsman Cao Zhenglong sits and enjoys the Spring Festival TV gala on a LCD screen. He doesn’t worry about the electricity he is using, assured in the knowledge his electricity generator can turn both wind and solar energy into electricity.
“With the new wind-solar generator installed [...]

China’s electricity consumption in January 2010 grew 40.14 percent year-on-year to 353.1 billion kilowatt-hours (kWhs), the National Energy Administration (NEA) said in a statement on its website Friday.
The electricity consumption volume was 2.7 percent higher than that in December 2009, said the NEA.
Consumption in the primary industry sector topped 7 billion kWhs last month, up [...]

China Huaneng Group (Huaneng), the country’s largest power producer, plans to increase electricity production 11 percent and coal production 29 percent this year, in a move to meet rising domestic demand.
Power production in 2010 is expected to be 466.5 billion kWh, and coal output 56.86 million tons, the company said yesterday.
The company hopes to increase [...]

China was still suffering from coal shortage because of the lingering cold weather and electricity rationing continued in five provinces and municipalities, including the country’s major coal producer Shanxi Province.
As of Sunday, coal reserves in 598 major power plants were decreasing and could sustain for nine days. Coal storages in 205 power plants could not [...]

The first underground turbine of the world’s largest hydropower project is expected to be put into operation in 2011, according to the China Three Gorges Corporation (CTGC).
A 700,000 kW underground turbine is expected to start operation in July 2011, while the rest five will be put to use by 2012, CTGC said in a working [...]