Chinese Thermal Power Denitration Market Research Report 2014-2017

China Thermal Power Denitration Industry Report, 2014-2017

Summary

With rapid economic development and enhanced industrialization in China, the air pollution is worsening, while environmental control measures become increasingly stringent. China has already turned to be the world's largest NOx emitter, and flue gas denitrification has become an important task following desulfurization. In 2013, the NOx emission went down 4.7% year on year to 22.274 million tons, thanks to denitration policies implemented by thermal power plants.

As of June 2014, China's installed generating capacity totaled 1.3 billion kilowatts, of which thermal power installed capacity reached 880 million kilowatts with a share of 67.7% which was lower than before. Thermal power consumes about 1.7 billion tons of coal each year, and discharged 8.8 million tons of NOx (accounting for 39.5% of the total NOx emission) in 2013. In view of this, the government has introduced compulsory measures to require all the existing thermal power plants and the ones under construction to install denitration equipment. Therefore, China’s denitration construction will reach a peak during 2012-2015. In H1 2014, the new thermal power denitration units had 120 million kilowatts, and the installed denitration capacity amounted to 550 million kilowatts, equivalent to 62.5% of the total installed capacity of thermal power, showing huge potentials.

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As for the denitration project construction, GuodianLongyuan ranked first in the cumulative installed capacity which was put into operation in 2013, enjoying the largest share 21% and followed by China Huadian Engineering with 8% and Datang Technology with 7%. These enterprises are environmental protection companies subject to power generation groups. Given SCR denitration catalysts occupy 40% of the total denitration renovation costs and the future demand is great, a large number of enterprises are...