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China released 2013 first half wind power construction results

 

By Oliver Haiqing Hua, China market expert

 

Source: Internet

Date of publication: 27/08/2013

Original language: Chinese

Sector: Wind power industry trend

 

Under the unified arrangement of National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration, in conjunction with the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) energy authorities, China Renewable Energy Engineering Institute has organized a statistical review on the overall situation of national quarterly, half-yearly and annual wind power project approval, development, construction, and operation.

 

China National Renewable Energy Centre has completed the "first half of 2013 China Wind Power Construction Statistical Evaluation Report" as requested in the "wind power Information Management Interim Measures" (States New Energy [2011] No. 136). The report includes the provinces data review, confirmation, and aggregation of the reports submitted by the (autonomous regions and municipalities) wind power project companies, as well as the energy authorities of different levels, major equipment manufacturing enterprises.

 

The following are the summary of 2013 first half wind power construction and development:

 

The wind projects approvals:

 

As of June 30^th, 2013, the national total approved wind capacity reached 115.72 million kilowatts, with the cumulative grid connected capacity of 67.49 million kilowatts, and a capacity of 48.23 million kilowatts under construction.

 

During the first half of 2013, there are 102 approved new projects nation wide. The new approved capacity reached 9.02 million kilowatts, an increase of 4% y-o-y. Among them, the approved new capacity in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region reached over 2 million kilowatts, ranking first in the country. The new approved additional capacities in Shanxi and Gansu Provinces have exceeded 100 million kilowatts, ranking second and third respectively.

 

The installed capacity

 

During the first half of 2013, China newly added grid-connected wind power capacity reached 4.83 million kilowatts, representing a decrease of approximately 39% y-o-y. As of June 30^th, 2013, the country's total grid connected wind power capacity accounted for 5.9% of the country's total power installed capacity. Of which, Inner Mongolia wind power grid connected capacity exceeded 17 million kilowatts leading the whole nation. Hebei, Gansu, Liaoning, Shandong, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Xinjiang, Ningxia, Jiangsu, Shanxi, Yunnan, Guangdong, Fujian Ministry and other 14 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the accumulated grid connected capacities have also exceeded 100 million kilowatts respectively.

 

The grid connected electricity

 

During the first half of 2013, the national wind power grid connected electricity reached 69.5 billion KWHs, an increase of 48 percent y-o-y, accounting for 2.8% of the national total grid connected electricity supply. Calculated on conversion of 320 grams standard coal per kwh, the grid connected wind power electricity can be converted to about 22 million tons of standard coal. Inner Mongolia wind power electricity in the first half has reached 18 billion kwh that remains the first in the country, accounting for26% of the national total wind power grid connected electricity. In addition, the grid connected wind power electricity in Hebei, Gansu and Liaoning provinces have also exceeded 5 billion KWHs respectively.

 

The wind farm operation

 

During the first half of 2013, the national average utilization hours of wind farms reached 1,059 hours, representing an increase of approximately 70 hours y-o-y. The nationwide abandoned wind power reached 7.7 billion KWHs, representing 10% wind abandoning rate, a decrease of 2%. Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Jilin Province and Gansu Provinces have made remarkable improvement over last year, but the wind abandoning rate is still over 10%.

 

The construction of large-scale wind power base

 

As of the first half of 2013, the country has approved 10 large-scale wind power bases with an approved capacity of 16.9 million kilowatts. Among them, the construction of Jiuquan wind power base first phase and Zhangjiakou base first phase projects have been completed. The approved bases under construction include Damaoqi base, Jiuquan base second phase, Zhangjiakou base second phase, Chengde base first phase, Tongliao Kailu base, and Hami southeast bases. Minqin Hongshagang base of Gansu province has also been approved in June this year.  

 

The installed capacity of each investing companies

 

During the first half of 2013, Guodian newly added grid connected capacity reached 1.4 million kilowatts, remaining the first in the country with a cumulative grid connected capacity of 14.4 million kilowatts. Huaneng newly added grid connected capacity reached 310,000 kilowatts, ranked second with a cumulative grid connected capacity of 8.65 million kilowatts. Datang newly added grid connected capacity reached 300,000 kilowatts, ranked third with a cumulative grid connected capacity of 8,000,000 kilowatts. Five power generation groups' cumulative grid connected capacity reached 38.33 million kilowatts, accounting for 57% of the country's total grid connected capacity.

 

The wind turbine manufacturers

 

First half of 2013, the national newly added wind turbine installed capacity reached 6.93 million kilowatts, of which Goldwind newly added installed capacity accounted for 18% in the domestic market share, ranking first in the country. Guodian United Power business continued its market share expansion, accounting for 12% of the domestic market share, ranking the second. Guangdong Ming Yang, Hunan XEMC and Shanghai Electric newly added installed capacity have all exceeded Sinovel and Dongfang Turbine during the first half of this year, ranked third, fourth, and fifth respectively.

 

As of the end of June 2013, the total domestic accumulated installed wind turbine of all types reached 77.14 million kilowatts. Goldwind ranked first with 16.37 million kilowatts. Sinovel ranked second. Guodian United Power cumulative installed capacity has exceeded Dongfang Turbine and ranked third in the country.  

 

National Energy Administration:

http://www.nea.gov.cn/

National Development and Reform Commission:

http://www.sdpc.gov.cn/

China Renewable Energy Engineering Institute:

http://www.sdghzy.cn/

China National Renewable Energy Centre:

http://www.cnrec.org.cn/

Guodian:

http://www.cgdc.com.cn/

Huaneng:

http://www.chng.com.cn/

Datang:

http://www.china-cdt.com/

Gold Wind:

http://www.goldwind.cn/

Guodian United Power:

http://www.gdupc.com.cn/

Ming Yang:

http://www.mingyang.com.cn/

XEMC Wind:

http://www.xemc-wind.cn/

Shanghai Electric:

http://www.shanghai-electric.com/

Sinovel:

http://www.sinovel.com/

Dongfang Turbine:

http://www.dfstw.com/

 

CITIC was sued for the alleged theft of trade secrets

 

Bridge the Gap, Promote the Understanding

By Oliver Haiqing Hua, market researcher & business analyst

 

Date: 05/08/2013

Source: Internet Chinese websites

 

According to CITIC OS's website:

 

With the long-term strong supports from the Chinese government and CITIC Group, CITIC OS is focusing on providing our customers the best quality professional services in the BPO industry, and is committed to develop the company into one of the biggest & best outsourcing service suppliers in the world.

 

CITIC Outsourcing Service Co., Ltd ("CITIC OS") a domestic leader of business process outsourcing ("BPO") services in China, which is invested by China CITIC Group (a Fortune Global 500 company). It has developed and built up large-scale comprehensive outsourcing service facilities in several big Chinese cities.

 

They are providing "one-stop" back-office outsourcing solutions including cheque distribution, records storage, imaging & data processing, cash processing & ATM services, supply chain management, back-office centers operation and tailor-made BPO services to thousands of financial institutions, government departments and multinational enterprises throughout China.

 

Through continuously bringing the world's advanced business models and cutting-edge technologies into the domestic market, as well as cooperating with local famous universities and professional research institutions, CITIC OS has already developed and applied a number of innovative BPO services and supply chain management systems in China.

 

CITIC OS has been rapidly expanding with its main business of inter-bank notes storage, delivery and other financial logistics. CITIC has considered listing this business in the stock market. However, CITIC has been involved in a lawsuit whirlpool. Singapore Transnational Company Private Limited (TCPL) sued CITIC of theft of its financial logistics trade secrets.

 

However, what is really behind the curtain? We need to trace back to the year 2001.

 

September 2001, TCPL established Transnational Logistics (Tianjin) Co., Ltd in Tianjin, China (hereinafter called "Transnational logistics"). The company engaged in the logistics system design and warehousing services i.e. financial outsourcing business. The major s financial outsourcing services customers mainly include banking, insurance, and securities companies.

 

At that time, this was an emerging business there are rarely companies operating in the country so it enjoys a rapid growth. The revenue in 2004 has reached 19,138,100.00 Yuan. And TCPL has established branches in Beijing, Nanjing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Tianjin.

CITIC was optimistic about TCPL's financial outsourcing logistics business prospects, proprietary technology and management experience. In May 2004, in order to introduce this financial outsourcing logistics business into CITIC Group, CITIC, Beijing Any Links Software Systems Co,. Ltd and TCPL (Tianjin) have established a joint venture CITIC TCPL Logistics. In which, CITIC held 51%, TCPL held 44%, and Beijing Any Links held 5%.

 

November 2005, CITIC TCPL Logistics has invested the CITIC Logistics Technology Park in Tianjin covering an area of ??50,000 square meters.

 

With CITIC's Chinese network, CITIC TCPL Logistics has almost monopolized Tianjin all bank checks, housing loan contract delivery business. From 2003 to 2008, CITIC TCPL Logistics annual financial result has grown from 10.12 million Yuan to 219 million Yuan and its profit margin has also increased to 7.27 million Yuan from the 3.89 million. It is worth noting that this company's profit margin has been maintained at above 20%, with the highest of 54%.

 

However, beginning in 2009, the revenue and profit suddenly plummeted. Reported operating income was only 4,128,700 Yuan in 2009, with a loss of -121.65 million, a sharp drop of 116.72%. 2010 was even worse, 2010 revenue was only 1.11 million in, with a loss of 1.749 million Yuan.

 

What was happening? Liew Mei Hing started wondering when he couldn't get the financial statements and financial information. Finally, he found something wrong as CITIC has confiscated all the information and refused to hold board meeting, and TCPL decided to sue CITIC on the court for the theft of trade secrets.

 

According to the allegation, as the controlling partner of a joint venture between TCPL and CITIC, CITIC has secretly set up competitive companies, not only the joint venture contracts, the customers, profits, even all the staff and management software, etc. have been taken by CITIC newly established relevant companies.

 

These actions have caused huge losses in the joint venture company. CITIC use the losses as an excuse to close the joint venture and operation the same kind of financial services without the joint venture partner who has contribute the experience and trade secrets of the financial logistics business. CITIC OS is one of the companies CITIC has established during this time.

 

However, TCPL has lost the case as they don't have sufficient evidence to prove that their intelligent property can be considered as the trade secrets. LIEW MEI HING said that they didn't even think that as famous as such a big company, CITIC could have such guts and face to commit such dishonored behavior, which really defeat their confidence to develop their business in China.

 

For more information, please contact:

Haiqing Hua

Haiqing1@yahoo.com

 

CITIC OS:

http://www.citic-os.com/

Beijing Any Links:

http://www.anylinks.com.cn/

 

 

 

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Golden Age of Chinese Money   China's M2 has surpassed total sum of Japan the and U.S.A. and become the world's largest money country, M2 is 1.8 times the GDP, while the U.S. M2 is 0.8 times the GDP, which is one of the reasons why China price continuously increases. Inflation, the ultimate means for the predatory wealth of "money printing class" National wage income share of GDP, the highest is in Europe and America, about 55%, an average of 38% in South America, 28% in Southeast Asia including the Philippines, Thailand, the Middle East is about 25%, 20% in Africa, and China is 8%, the global lowest. Average hourly wage, Germany, $ 30 / hour, the United States, 22 U.S. dollars / hour, Thailand is $ 2 / hour, China is $ 0.8 / hour, less than 15% of the world average, and the Chinese people work the longest hours, about 2200 hours per capita year. Price, 97 # gasoline is 1.3 times the U.S., movie ticket is twice the U.S., Armani suit is three times the United States, BMW Z4 $ 90,000 in China, while the United States is US$ 30,000, Levi's jeans, seven times the U.S. price. Housing prices have already been a number of times far more than that of the United States. Chinese are most laborious, make least money, and pay highest price. China Academy of Social Sciences reports that in 2009 China's fiscal revenue accounts 30% of its GDP, in October 2010, the national fiscal revenue break over 7 trillion, nearly doubled the GDP growth, "Eleventh Five-Year"  fiscal revenue grow 950 billion Yuan twice the GDP growth rate. In 2006, China's fiscal revenue has surpassed Japan, and the same year Japan's GDP is twice more than China. The end of 2009 the World Bank released a China's economy report that, from 1995 to 2007, remove the inflation component, the government revenue increased by 5.7 times, while the per capita disposable income of urban residents grew by only 1.4 times, rural residents net income is only 1/7 to 1/3 of the urban residents. Now the statistics: China's per capita national income is $ 1,090, ranking the world's first 100. Central Bank data, in 2005, the amount of 96.18% China's deposit are 50000 or less. Recent 10 years, corrupt officials transferred $ 50 billion assets overseas. In 2007, the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed rail investment budget increased to 220 billion Yuan. In 2008, Central Government introduced 4 trillion investment plans. In 2008, China has exempted 46 countries, more than 40 billion debts. In 2009, China has exempted32 countries 150 debts. In 2009, China's aid to Africa reaches 76 billion Yuan. In 2009, China accumulated assistance to the DPRK had reached 800 billion Yuan. In 2009, the cumulative purchases of U.S. Treasury bonds reached $ 810 billion, total foreign debt reached up to $ 2 trillion! In 2009, China's "Three public consumptions" reached 900 billion Yuan annually. In 2009, Shanghai 5000 sign replacement cost 200 million, an average of 40,000 Yuan each sign! In 2009, China's total loans reach nearly 10 trillion Yuan. In 2008, the Beijing Olympic Games cost a total of 300 billion Yuan. In 2010, Shanghai World Expo cost a total of 400 billion Yuan In 2010, the Shanghai-Hangzhou maglev cost $ 35 billion. In 2010, China pledged 70 billion investment plans for North Korea. 2010, U.S. Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac delisting, China lost hundreds of billions of dollars. May 27, 2010 issue of "Social Science Daily": 2009 National stability maintenance budget reached 514 billion Yuan, more than a year's defense budget 480.686 billion Yuan. Compare with the following data: In 2010, in the five provinces southwest drought affected 60 million people, central government funding only 160 million and call for nationwide donations. In 2010, 22 million people were affected by heavy rainfall in Jiangxi, Ganzhou appropriated 600,000 Yuan emergency funding. In 2010, Deputy Health Minister Huang Jiefu said, universal free medical care each year needs 160 billion, China does not currently have the economic strength. Government's administrative expenses accounted for 20% of revenue, 10 times that of Japan, twice the United States. At the same time, the government spending in people's livelihood is significantly behind, in 2009 China's fiscal revenue 6.85 trillion Yuan, health care, education, social security, employment, spending accounted for only 14.9%. In contrast, the United States this proportion had reached 61%. Financial ratio for health care, India is 2 to 3 times that of China, the United States is five times more than China. In United States, Germany, Russia, the welfare, social security expenditures account for 55% to 60% of the fiscal expenditure, while China is only 15%. Another report that: China's health spending accounted for only 2% of the world, the Chinese people's livelihood expenditure to GDP ratio is the world least. 2005 "Forbes" magazine published a "global tax burden index report," China was listed as the second. 2007 to 2009, macro tax burden reached 31.5%, 30.9%, 32.2%. China's 30 years economic growth is at the expense of low-wage, low benefit, high prices, high taxes, environmental damaging, demographic dividend (squandered that part of wealth should be used to support the descendants). Contemporary China: Socio-Economic Systems In the Chinese social system, there are three citizens' statuses: peasants, workers, cadres. Peasants are administrated by the Ministry of Agriculture, workers are managed by the labor bureaus, and the cadres are with the Personnel Bureau, relative to the cadres, the first two statuses are known as masses. From 1949 to 1992, the social status was mainly determined by such identity, after 1992, the social statuses are determined by the wealth. Bureau of Statistics 2007 data, there are 737 million Chinese farmers (including 220 million migrant workers), 29 million the state-owned enterprises workers, 10 million large collective workers, 160 million of non-state economy (foreign, private, joint-stock enterprises, urban unemployment), all together are about 9.4 million population. 1997 data, there are 40 million cadre status (central government freeze the number of cadres in 40 million), 5.7 million civil servants, 28 million professional and technical personnel. In the 40 million there are 16 million party members. China now has about 10 million private entrepreneurs. 25 million quasi-cadre files in the job market have not entered the cadre status in the Personnel Bureau (once admitted to the university, the person has a cadre status but did not employed by the state enterprises, the person's file will be filed in the talent market.) The total number of these three is 75 million people, 5.8% of the total population, which is a small probability event. The fifth national census in 2000 shows there are4571 million people received a college education, 3.5% of the total population, as of 2009, the total number of the post-graduate are about 5 million, accounting for 0.4%. Professional and technical personnel (teachers, doctors, engineers, accountants, lawyers), are accounting the proportion about 5.1%of the social class structure, the total number of doctors is about 5 million, 0.4% of the total population. In general, the treatment of technical personnel in China or in their own sense is just like the senior technicians, far from being due respect, or even the least fairness. At the end of 2005 the national population of aged over 65 is about 100.55 million, 7.7% of the total population, China has entered into the aging society, and the aging degree of Shanghai is about 20%. Take China 2000 census as a benchmark, the total 0 to 15-year-old Chinese male population is 18.83 million more than the women with the same ages, it is expected that by 2020, in the marriageable population in China there would be 40 million more men than women. The end of 2005, there is a total of 8296 of people with all kind disabilities in China (including mental disabilities), accounting for 6.34% of the total population, involving 70.5 million households, accounting for 17.80% the total number of households. Human Resources and the Minister of Social Security predicted in 2009, there are more than 24 million unemployed. There are total about 70 million party members, in slight fluctuations with CPI; relative to party members, non-party members are called "the masses", and the word "masses" in Chinese character pictographically means the sheep of the king, the source of taxes and soldiers, generally means the need for someone to lead the mob. There are around 2.3 million Air force, Navy, and land troops active on duty, about 1.2 million the total number of armed police, armed police internal security forces total strength is 80 million, about 1.6 million the total number of police officers, more than 670 prison, more than 1.5 million offenders in custody. There are 21 million Chinese people in absolute poverty with annual income of less than 683 Yuan, and 200 million low-incomers with annual income of less than 958 Yuan. As the urban-rural divide, the gap between large, medium and small cities, the specific division of work environment, everyone are experiencing basically almost the same with their own, and generally 18 to-34 year olds (without a good family background) is basically the most difficult section on the road, also with the highest suicide rate in all China's populations. Contemporary China: 10 Social Categories & Five Socio-Economic Classes   Ten social categories (based on differences in resource ownership): (1) state and social management category (with organizational resources) is about 2.1% (1-5% in the cities, 0.5% in the urban and rural integrating administrative areas); refers to the party and government, business and social groups leading executives cadres exercising real authority and the management functions in the administrative unit including: central government ministries and municipalities practical administration of the division level and above executive-level cadres; cadres in provinces and regions practical administration of the township administrative section level and above, this category is currently account for the proportion of about 2.1% in the social class structure. (2) managerial personnel (with cultural resources or organizational resources), 1.5% (up to 9% in some cities); refers to the senior and middle management staff in the state-owned, collectives, private and joint ventures, wholly foreign-owned large and medium enterprise, this category is accounting for the proportion of about 1.5% currently in the social class structure. (3) private entrepreneurs (with economic resources), 0.6% (private sector takes up to 3% in developed regions, 0.3%in less developed areas); the persons making profit with a certain number of private ownership of capital or investment in fixed assets, in accordance with existing policies and regulations, those include private enterprises with more than 8 employees. This category is currently accounting for the proportion of about 0.6% in the social class structure. (4) professional and technical staff levels (with cultural resources), 5.1% (10-20% in large cities, 1.5-3% in urban fringe areas); refers to the various economic agencies (including state organs, party and mass organizations, national enterprises, collective enterprises, and various non-state, or public ownership enterprises) specializes in a variety of professional works, scientific and technical staff, this category is currently accounting for the proportion of about 5.1% in the social class structure. (5) the staff levels (with minor cultural resources and organizational resources), 4.8% (10-15% in urban area, 2-6% in urban fringe areas); refers to full-time office staff assisting the department in dealing with day to day administrative affairs, mainly the low-level clerical staff in party and government organs in the civil service, enterprises of various ownership and mainly of primary non-professional management. This category is currently accounting for the proportion of about 4.8% in the social class structure. (6) individual businesses (with minor economic resources), 4.2% (the actual number is more than the registered number); the persons with private ownership of small amount of capital (including property) involving in production, circulation, services and other business activities or financial bond market to make a living. Such as individual business owners or micro business (owners have sufficient capital to hire labor but also directly involved in labor and production), self-employed business people or self-employed workers (with sufficient capital to open their own business but do not employ other workers), and small shareholders, minority shareholders, owner of small rental housing, etc., this category is currently accounting for the proportion of about 4.2% in the social class structure. (7) business services staff levels (with a small amount of the three resources), 12%; refers to the non-professional, non-manual and manual staff in the commercial and service sectors, this category is currently accounting for the proportion of about 12% in the social class structure. (8) industrial workers (with a small amount of three resources), 22.6% (of which 30% of migrant workers); refers to the physical, semi-manual production workers, construction workers and related personnel in the secondary industry, this category is currently accounting for the proportion of about 22.6%in the social class structure. (9) the peasant (with a small amount of three resources), (44% in 1999); one of the largest category in China, refers to farmers with the collectively owned farmland contracted to agriculture (forestry, animal husbandry and fishery) industry as the sole or main occupation, and agriculture (forestry, animal husbandry and fishery) industry as the sole source of income or principal source of income, this category accounts for about 44% of China's total working population now. (10) Urban and rural jobless, unemployed, semi-unemployed category (with no resources), 3.1%. refers to the working age population with no-regular employment (excluding students), this category is currently accounting for the proportion of about 3.1% in the social class structure. Five socio-economic classes (Classified according to family income or monthly income per capita) (1) The upper social strata: high-level leading cadres, big business executives, senior professionals and large private entrepreneurs; (2) Upper-middle-level cadres, middle managers of large enterprises, SMEs managers, mid-level professional and technical personnel and medium business owners; (3) Middle-middle class: junior professionals, small business owners, officers, individual businesses, senior technicians, large agricultural operations; (4) Lower class: individual service providers, workers, peasants; (5) Bottom class: workers living in poverty and lack of job security, peasants and joblesses, unemployed, underemployed workers. China Middle Class Definition   There is a popular definition on middle class in China: they are mainly engaged in mental work, making a living mainly by wages and salaries, general well-educated, with professional knowledge and strong professional capability as well as the corresponding household consumption level; with certain leisure time, pursuing quality life, generally with certain management rights and control rights towards their work objectives. At the same time, most of them have good citizens, civic awareness and the corresponding self-cultivation. In other words, from the economic status, political status and socio-cultural position of the point of view, they are living in the middle level of society at current society - this is a seemingly clear, but in reality, vague definition. Another article proposed the top ten symbolic about middle class: 1, annual income is about 200000 Yuan; 2, owning stocks or holding options; 3, owning chalets or villas, and a nice-looking car; 4, with wealthy and colorful nightlife, not necessarily nightclubbing or mahjong playing, usually business negotiation or a concert; 5, a foreign identity or at least more than three years spent in foreign countries; 6, kin to ancient culture, world ancient civilization, especially the antiques; 7, knowledge of manners, American style, European worshiping; 8, knowledge of the latest staged opera and ballet; 9, often talking with mixed foreign words, which shows a difference much confusing the Chinese audience; 10, dress casually, not just ordinary, but a very deliberate casual. Seemingly very clear definition, and interesting elaboration, but still a conception to be discussed amongst the sociologists in China and around the world since it is truly an important topic ever progressing and changing with the social, economical, politic development in China and around the world, as there are so many unpredictable events both natural and civic happens daily around us, Iraq a few years back, Syria a few days gone by, now is the Egypt, Greek, Italy: war, and peace, rocket and monetary, all mixed up stirred in a cup of coffee with the smoke curling arise, a smoggy air around the concept and definition of the Chinese Middle Class as a population, or as a group of people with or without power, strolling on the Wall Street, or in Tiananmen square, just like 12 years back with tank and bullets, blood and wounds everywhere. 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