Shanxi loosens up in power trading
2018-09-06 15:45:50 [Print]
Shanxi Province announced on 3 September that it will allow coal, iron & steel, non-ferrous and construction materials companies to directly trade all power consumption volume.
As key industries in Shanxi Province and main force of local economy, the power consumption of coal industry, iron & steel industry, non-ferrous industry and building materials industry takes around 45% of the total consumption volume.
The province encourages power consumption (10KV+) enterprises satisfying national industrial policies and national standards on environmental protection and energy consumption to trade all power consumption volume directly. Specifically speaking, mining and dressing of iron, chromium and manganese, ironmaking, steelmaking, steel processing, smelting of ferroalloys, steel wire and its products in iron & steel industry, mining and washing of coal in coal industry, dressing, smelting and rolling of heavy metal (e.g. Cu, Pb, Zn), light metal (e.g. Al, Mg), precious metal (Au, Ag, Pt) and rare metal in non-ferrous industry and production of cement, plate glass, ceramics, stone and wall materials in building materials industry are involved.
Enterprises from these four industries registered for power market access could start trading from September, 2018 according to relevant rules. Those have signed contracts with power-generating enterprises should carry out accordingly and negotiate the volume going beyond the contracts by themselves.
As key industries in Shanxi Province and main force of local economy, the power consumption of coal industry, iron & steel industry, non-ferrous industry and building materials industry takes around 45% of the total consumption volume.
The province encourages power consumption (10KV+) enterprises satisfying national industrial policies and national standards on environmental protection and energy consumption to trade all power consumption volume directly. Specifically speaking, mining and dressing of iron, chromium and manganese, ironmaking, steelmaking, steel processing, smelting of ferroalloys, steel wire and its products in iron & steel industry, mining and washing of coal in coal industry, dressing, smelting and rolling of heavy metal (e.g. Cu, Pb, Zn), light metal (e.g. Al, Mg), precious metal (Au, Ag, Pt) and rare metal in non-ferrous industry and production of cement, plate glass, ceramics, stone and wall materials in building materials industry are involved.
Enterprises from these four industries registered for power market access could start trading from September, 2018 according to relevant rules. Those have signed contracts with power-generating enterprises should carry out accordingly and negotiate the volume going beyond the contracts by themselves.
