State Power Investment Corp Ltd
SPIC is a leading developer of renewable energy projects in China, with a focus on conventional power, nuclear, solar, and wind. The company is committed to providing clean and sustainable energy solutions to meet the growing demand for electricity in China and around the world.
SPIC: the clean energy giant leading the global energy
SPIC''s innovation-oriented energy transition includes an investment model that moves from heavy to light assets; traditional energy to new power, to Power to X and integrations; and from a project
State Power Investment Corporation
State Power Investment Corporation Limited (reviation SPIC) is one of the five major electricity generation companies in China. It was the successor of China Power Investment Corporation after it was merged with the State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation (SNPTC) in 2015.
SPIC NEW ENERGY
SPIC New Energy Science & Technology Co., Ltd. was established in September, 2017 as a key component of its holding company, State Power Investment Co. Ltd (SPIC)''s World''s Top Supply Chain for clean & low-carbon energy, to be built in line with SPIC''s 2035 First-Class Strategy.
SPIC: the clean energy giant leading the global energy transition
SPIC''s innovation-oriented energy transition includes an investment model that moves from heavy to light assets; traditional energy to new power, to Power to X and integrations; and from a project
Making the world''s energy industry clean and efficient
SPIC''s overseas expansion is consistent with the growing trend of Chinese energy companies buying Latin American assets across fields like logistics, services and telecommunications. State Grid Corporation of China,
State Power Investment Corporation Limited
State Power Investment Corporation Limited (SPIC) is rated one notch below the China sovereign (A+/Stable) under Fitch Ratings'' Government-Related Entities (GRE) Rating Criteria, reflecting a strong likelihood of state support.
Making the world''s energy industry clean and efficient
SPIC''s overseas expansion is consistent with the growing trend of Chinese energy companies buying Latin American assets across fields like logistics, services and telecommunications. State Grid Corporation of China, the world''s largest power company by power generation capacity, said earlier it plans to buy a Chilean electricity network company