1. China Power Investment Corporation (hereinafter referred to as China Power Investment Corporation) was established on February 29th, 2002. It is a comprehensive energy group integrating power, coal, aluminum, railway and port industries, and it is one of the five largest power generation groups in China. With a registered capital of 6,543.80+0.2 billion yuan, China Power Investment Group is the only group in China that owns hydropower, thermal power, nuclear power and new energy assets at the same time, and is one of the three major nuclear power development and construction operators in China.
2. By the end of 20 13, the installed capacity of the company was 89.68 million kilowatts, with clean energy accounting for 3.465438+09%, coal production capacity of 74.65438 million tons, electrolytic aluminum production capacity of 2.893 million tons, railway operation mileage of 504 kilometers, total assets of 665.438+0.74 billion yuan, and net assets attributable to the parent company of 42.66 million yuan.
3.2065438+On May 29th, 2005, with the approval of the State Council, China Power Investment Corporation and National Nuclear Power Corporation were reorganized to form the National Power Investment Corporation.
1. CLP Power Group was incorporated in Hong Kong on 190 1. At that time, it was named China Light and Power Company Limited, which was one of the two power suppliers in China and Hong Kong (the other was Hongkong Electric). CLP operates vertically integrated power generation, transmission and power supply business in Hong Kong, supplying power to more than 2.2 million customers in Kowloon, New Territories, outlying islands (except Lamma Island) and Shenzhen Bay Port. In recent years, it has also invested in developing and operating energy projects in Australia, Chinese mainland and other parts of Asia.
2. Over the past century, CLP and Hong Kong people have joined hands to create prosperity. We have experienced countless good times and bad times together and witnessed the endless growth of this city. Our goal is to promote the sustainable development of society, improve people's quality of life, and provide endless motivation for this.
3. By the 265438+20th century10s, CLP has operated vertical integrated power services in Hong Kong, providing 99.99% reliable power services to more than 2.3 million customers, that is, 80% of the population in Hong Kong. We operate Castle Peak Power Plant, Lung Kwu Tan Power Plant and Penny's Bay Gas Turbine Power Plant in Hong Kong. These facilities are owned by Castle Peak Power Company Limited (Qingdian), a joint venture between ExxonMobil Energy Company Limited and CLP Power. The total power generation of the three power plants is 6908 MW (up to12,31in 2009), while the total length of cables owned by CLP has exceeded13,000 kilometers, and the number of substations has exceeded13,000.
4. The business operation of CLP is regulated by the Scheme of Control Agreement signed by the Hong Kong SAR Government. The agreement sets out the responsibilities of the power companies, the mechanism for the government to monitor the operating performance of the power companies, and the level of investment and return of the power companies.
5. CLP has always been responsible for the environment, providing stable and reliable electricity at reasonable prices, and has performed well for many years. CLP is also well aware of the public's expectations for improving Hong Kong's air quality, and we play an important role in promoting this and contribute to improving air quality. Our goal is to work closely with all sectors of society to create a more environmentally friendly living environment for Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta. "Towards a Green Pearl River Delta-A New Direction of Clean Energy Power Generation in Hong Kong" has clearly outlined how CLP will achieve this goal.
6. CLP has long implemented a low-carbon emission power generation model. As early as 1994, we successfully introduced nuclear power generation, and later established the first gas-fired power plant in Hong Kong at 1996. At present, our fuel mix consists of coal, nuclear energy and natural gas, each accounting for about one third. Since 1990, although the demand for electricity has increased by 80%, the main emissions of power generation have decreased by 70% to 80%. Looking ahead, we will continue to maintain diversified fuel types in the power generation portfolio, so that Hong Kong people can enjoy electricity services with reasonable prices and sustainable development.