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    2017-02-15  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

    China, US lead way with wind power installations

    LAST year saw 54.6 gigawatts of wind capacity installed across the planet, with global installed capacity now standing at almost 487 gigawatts, according to the Global Wind Energy Council.

    China installed 23.3 gigawatts of new capacity, a 42.7 percent share of the market. A distant second to China in terms of new capacity was the United States, where 8.2 gigawatts was installed. The potential of wind power in China is significant. Last June, an MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) study said that wind power could — if certain adjustments were made — supply 26 percent of China’s “projected electricity demand” by the year 2030.

    Firms surveyed about impact of higher US tariffs

    THE forex regulator began surveying firms in Shanghai in early February about the impact on cross-border trade of possible protectionist measures by the United States, sources said yesterday.

    The State Administration of Foreign Exchange is asking firms with large trading operations and cross-border payments with the United States whether they have U.S. production facilities, their tolerance for higher tariffs and how they would deal with the higher tariffs, said one of the sources.

    Association bans some types of property investment

    CHINA’S asset management association has banned registration of private equity programs for residential property investment in 16 cities, where it says the market has overheated.

    The cities include Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Xiamen, according to a notice published Monday by the Asset Management Association of China. The self-regulatory organization will bar private equity investors from using trust and other financing services to fund real estate developers for land purchases and working capital, it said in the notice. Real estate investment in China rose 6.9 percent in 2016, according to official data published last month, the strongest annual growth in seven years.

    Grammer in talks with Ningbo Jifeng to sell stake

    GERMAN auto components company Grammer AG is in advanced talks to form a strategic partnership with China’s Ningbo Jifeng Auto Parts Co.

    The partnership could entail Ningbo Jifeng or its affiliate taking a stake in Grammer, the German company said. Reuters reported earlier Monday that Ningbo Jifeng was preparing to buy a 10 percent stake in Grammer. A 10 percent stake in Grammer could cost up to 60 million euros (US$63.58 million).

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