2012 power industry still faces problems

The various situations since the international financial crisis occurred in 2008 have shown that we are not facing a simple economic and financial crisis, but are the general outbreaks and chain reactions of structural problems accumulated over many years. In order to get rid of the crises of the crisis, various countries are planning to adjust the depth of the economic structure and implement the "reindustrialization" with advanced manufacturing as the core.

As part of the industrial manufacturing industry, the overall development of the power industry in China still maintained a steady growth in 2011. The various economic indicators of the industry are basically normal, but all aspects of production, exports, and benefits have not yet returned to pre-crisis levels. As is the case with other industries, adjusting the structure, changing the mode, and enhancing the core competitiveness of the industry have become imminent tasks.

Looking ahead to 2012, China's power supply industry is affected not only by the sluggish world economy and weakening external demand, but also by the constraints of domestic resources and environmental constraints and structural adjustment pressures; and the existence of unreasonable industrial structure and weak independent innovation capability has not been achieved for a long time. The old problems that are solved are faced with new situations such as the rise in the overall cost of production and operations, policy adjustments, and market changes; companies face both the challenges of survival and the pressures for transformation.

Power companies need to have a full understanding of the complex situation facing their own development, so that they can take risks and deploy them in advance.

On the one hand, companies need to consider how to adjust their trading partners' structure and mitigate the negative impact of falling exports. At the same time, it strives to expand domestic market demand, closely follows policy investment hot spots, and focuses on emerging areas that the country strongly supports. It also makes full use of relevant special funds and various supportive policies to support core technology R&D and industrialization in emerging areas.

On the other hand, some central cities in the central and western regions have accelerated to become the new regional growth level for China's electronic information industry. In 2012, along with the continued advancement of national strategies such as the rise of central China and the development of the western region, the State Council’s implementation of the Guiding Opinions on the Acquisition of Industrial Transfer in the Central and Western Regions, and the increasingly prominent cost advantages, resource advantages, and policy advantages in the central and western regions. The western region will bring more opportunities for the development of the power industry.

In addition, the power supply industry should actively explore cooperation and innovation mechanisms for enterprises, strengthen cooperation and cooperation between large enterprises and small and medium-sized enterprises, promote the development of a close cooperation R&D system, and enhance the overall competitiveness of the industrial chain to meet the challenges that will face the future.