Since June 1St, 15 Provinces And Cities Have Increased Industrial Electricity Consumption.

Yesterday, the NDRC informed the request that the average electricity price of 15 provinces and cities in the whole country increased by 1.67 points in June 1st, and that the electricity price of residents involved in industry, commerce and agriculture was not raised. The industry said that the increase or in the short term can alleviate the electricity shortage, but because there is no residential electricity price, so the impact on CPI is limited.

The electricity shortage has not yet been "bottom" this year?

The 15 major provinces and cities that adjusted the price of electricity include Shanxi, Qinghai, Gansu, Jiangxi, Hainan, Shaanxi, Shandong, Hunan, Chongqing, Anhui, Anhui, Anhui, convergence, and trade. Among them, Hunan, Jiangxi and Anhui provinces in June 1st, the price of electricity and the sale price were adjusted simultaneously, and the other 12 provinces and cities had already increased the electricity price in April 10th, so they began to increase the sales price from June 1st.

According to the upregulated standard, Shanxi raised the highest level by 3.09 points, while the lowest Guizhou increased 1.24 points. In the 15 provinces, the average sales price of electricity increased by 1.67 points per kilowatt hour, the highest of which was still in Shanxi, the electricity price increased by 2.4 points per kilowatt hour, and the lowest Sichuan increased 0.4 points.

According to media reports, the price of thermal power in Hunan and Jiangxi is relatively high in the central region, so in the April round of price adjustment, the local government did not agree to raise the electricity price. However, due to the recent power shortage in Hunan and Jiangxi, a large number of power plants are short of coal and shut down, which seriously affect the local production and life.

The NDRC also made it clear that no high energy consumption and high energy consumption should be allowed everywhere. Pollution industry Offer tariff preferences.

Han Xiaoping, chief information officer of China energy network, believes that the price increase will have a great impact on the high energy consuming industry. National energy board data show that in 2011 1~4, the country's electricity consumption increased by 12.4%, of which 60% is the growth of heavy industry electricity consumption, which shows that the growth of high energy consumption industry has seen an abnormal rebound. The increase in electricity prices will curb excessive demand for electricity in these high energy consuming industries.

Xue Jing, director of the Statistics Department of the China Electric Power Enterprise Federation, has said that this year will be the most serious year of power shortage since 2004, and the electricity shortage has not yet been "explored". Conservatively estimated that the national electricity supply gap is around 30 million kilowatts, which is equivalent to the installed capacity of two Anhui or three Chongqing. Su Shengxin, director of the marketing department of the national Power Grid Corp, also predicts that if the electricity coal is used supply and demand Contradictions intensified, drought continued to affect hydropower generation, and continued abnormal high temperature weather, the power gap will expand to around 40 million kilowatts. The tight supply and demand situation will intensify in the next two years.

According to Su Shengxin, director of the marketing department of the national Power Grid Corp, the tension of supply and demand of electricity will continue to intensify in the next two years. It is estimated that the maximum power gap in 2012 will be about 50 million kilowatts, and the situation will not get the biggest change in 2013. power The gap will exceed 70 million kilowatts.

Han Xiaoping, chief information officer of China energy network, told reporters that the price adjustment can temporarily play a role in alleviating the electricity shortage and containing the high energy consuming industries, but in essence, it still needs to reform the electricity system. Otherwise, the problem can not be fundamentally solved.

List of electricity price adjustments in recent years in China

In June 1, 2011, the average price of industrial and commercial power and agricultural electricity in 15 provinces and cities increased by 1.67 cents per kilowatt hour, but residents' electricity prices remained unchanged.

In April 10, 2011, the electricity price of some serious loss thermal power enterprises was increased. In the 11 provinces of the whole country, the tariff on the Internet has been raised to above 0.01 yuan / kWh.

In November 20, 2009, the national sales price increased by an average of 2.8 cents per degree; the resident electricity price was temporarily suspended.

In August 20, 2008, the average electricity price of the national thermal power enterprises increased by 2 cents per kilowatt hour, and the power grid enterprises did not make adjustments to the sales price of electricity consumers.

In July 1, 2008, the national average sales price increased by 2.5 cents per kilowatt hour.