Annual In-depth Analysis Report on China Utilities Industry 2017 – ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The "2017
Annual In-depth Analysis Report on China Utilities Industry"
report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's
offering.

After four decades of unbridled economic growth and mounting ecological
problems, China and its new leadership face a key challenge: cleaning up
the dirty air, polluted water, and tainted food supplies that are
fueling widespread discontent among the country's burgeoning middle
class.

This report presents you with key data that may be of concern to you,
such as PM2.5, air quality, environment protection, water, gas, heat,
electricity, consumption, supply and demand, product price as well as
sewage discharge, investment, production etc. in China's utilities
industry. You can find all the data are detailed based on a monthly
basis by category or region, etc.

It also brings you what happened in 2017, furthermore it provides you
with lots of historical data, most of which can be traced back to 10
years ago or even further.

The data comes from first-hand data which is monitored for years, from
the likes of the Ministry of Environment Protection, National Statistics
Bureau, Municipal Environment Monitoring Department of various cities,
China Marine Statistical Yearbook, Industrial and Commercial Bureau,
National Tax Bureau, etc.

It's a quality study to learn deeply about China utilities industry for
energy, water treatment and environment protection business, upstream
and downstream companies, investment companies and consulting agencies.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Product Prices

2. Financial Indicators of Industrial Enterprises

3. Environment Protection

4. Production and Supply of Heat

5. Production and Supply of Gas

6. Water Production, Supply and Treatment

For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/tmm3zf/annual_indepth?w=4

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