The global power generation capacity saw a rapid growth, and China was an uppermost driving force. The global power generation capacity will reach 4.5 billion KW by the year of 2010, a net increase of 1.1 billion KW compared to the end of 2000, among which 45% of the newly-increased installed capacity will distribute in Asia, and China will be the most important growth source with an estimated capacity growth of 350 million KW during the 11th Five-Year Plan period.

The macro control policies implemented in the year of 2004 still have effects. As a result, the industry structure has changed obviously and the growth speed of power demand has been slowed down. Considered the supply & demand situation of 2005, national power supply is still in shortage, though the tight situation has been obviously alleviated compared to 2004 and, this phenomenon also continued in the year of 2006. On the other hand, new sets were constantly put into operation and the power generation capacity witnessed a rapid growth during this period.

The investment in China's domestic power grid lags far behind, so there will be a long-term rising tendency in the future. During the past decades, the idea of “preference of power generation over power supply” is clearly existed in China's power industry, which resulted in seriously lacking devotion in power grid construction. The ratio of accumulated investment in power grid to the total investment is about 30%, far behind the level of 50% plus in developed countries. The development of power grid seriously lags behind that of the power generation, especially in recent years, along with the accelerating construction and put-into-operation of power generation, the contradiction is becoming more apparent. In the forthcoming 10 to 20 years, the continuous increase of investment in power supply field will become an inevitable trend as for the further development of China's power industry.

It is the important for domestic major electrical power equipment manufacturers to exploit the overseas market. Due to the constant increase of power equipment export, domestic enterprises gradually possessed the ability to compete with international counterparts in addition to keeping the low-cost advantage. At present, China's power equipments have been exported to over 30 countries and regions including the major target markets in Southeast Asia, Africa and Mid-east etc, and the international competitive advantages of China's electrical power equipment industry have arisen.

To sum up, China's power transmission & transformation equipment market is more prosperous than that of the power generation equipment. Ultra-high voltage and DC are the theme of power transmission and transformation equipment, energy conservation and environmental protection are the development trend of electricity market, and wind power is the major development trend of renewable energy equipment market in the near future.

1 China's Rapid Growth Market become the Competitive Priority
1.1 Flourishing China Electricity Market Brings Global Commercial Opportunities
1.2 Localized Production is the Critical Strategy of International Giants
1.3 Component Outsourcing Reduces Manufacturing Expense
1.4 Technology Devotion, another Competitive Strategy

2 China's Manufacturing Technology and Market Share Ascend Constantly
2.1 Localization Degree of Electricity Equipment Manufacturing Ascend Constantly
2.2 Foreign Assets Covet China Market
2.3 Self-Innovation is the Critical Tactic for Sustaining Development
2.4 Market for Technology, New Game of China's Domestic Enterprises and the Foreign Counterparts?
2.5 Huge Progress in Localization Ability
2.6 Continuously-Ascending Share of Homemade Equipments in Domestic Market

3. Export Business May Boost the Sustaining Growth of the Industry
3.1 Gradually Maturing Opportunity for Power Generation Equipment to Exploit Overseas Market
3.2 Scale effect on Export of Transmission & Transformation Equipment

4 Prospect of the Rapid Industry Development
4.1 Prospect of Power Supply Construction
4.2 Prospect of Power Grid Construction

5 Polarizations between Power Station Equipments and Subsidiary Industries
5.1 Thermal Power
5.2 Hydro Power
5.3 Wind Power
5.4 Solar Energy
5.5 Power Environmental Friendly Equipment

6. Diversified Pattern of Power Transmission & Transformation Equipment against Prosperous Background
6.1 Startup of Extra-high and Ultra-high Voltage as Schedule Provides Leading Enterprises with Persistent Profit Growing Point
6.2 Prosperity and Rampant Competition Coexist in Distribution Network Market
6.3 Secondary Equipments Obviously Lag Behind Primary Equipments
6.4 Sustainable Growth of Power Equipment during the 11th Five-Year Plan Period

7 Data Analysis of the Industry
7.1 Steel and Non-Ferrous Metal Positions the Industrial Upstream
7.2 Price of Raw Materials Tends to be Stable with Alleviated Cost Pressure
7.3 Data Analysis of Subsidiary Industries

8. Major Listed Companies
8.1 Nari Technology Development Company Limited
8.2 Henan Pinggao Electric Co., Ltd
8.3 XJ Group Corporation
8.4 Siyuan Electric Co., Ltd.
8.5 Guodian Nanjing Automation Co., Ltd.

China Power Generation Equipment Output and Newly-increased Installed Capacity, 1990-2008
The 1st to the 6th Centralized Bidding of SGCC, 2006
Growth of China's Power Generation Installed Capacity over the Past Years
Cost Structure of Main Power Equipment Products
Tracing of Material Prices
Tracing of Monthly Accumulated Gross Profit of Power Station Equipments
Tracing of Cuprum and Aluminum Prices
Annual Variation and Comparison of Hydro Power Installed Capacity
China's Accumulated Installed Capacity of Wind Power
Statistics of Domestic Wind Power Market, 2005
Tracing of Monthly Accumulated Gross Profit of Power-Transmission Equipments
Output of China Power Generation Equipment
Total Income and Profit Growth of Power Station Equipment Products, Jan-Sep 2006
Changes in Revenue Growth of Main Power Generation Equipments
Tracing Data of Main Power Transmission Equipments, Jan–Sep. 2006
Changes in Revenue Growth of Main Power Transmission Products
Regional Differentiation of Installed Capacity
Comparison of Trans-regional Power Transmission in Recent Years
Comparison of Trans-regional Power Transmission of State Grid
Comparison of Investment Structure of Automatic Products
Comparison of Planned Annual Investment of State Grid
Domestic Extra High Voltage Layout
DC Layout