For the raw materials of aluminum, all come from electrolytic aluminum, electricity is needed. This is a very profitable industry. How to control is the best. This requires us to grasp. Many people, how many Years ago, the individual surplus of the electrolytic aluminum industry was once again performed, which made the central government have to lend a helping hand.

Can include methods such as supplying some preferentially priced coal to electrolytic aluminum enterprises with self-provided power plants, but the detailed support policies are not yet known, and policy documents must be expected. My non-ferrous network analysts leaked to this paper yesterday that in order to reduce the cost of electricity for electrolytic aluminum enterprises, the Henan Provincial Development and Reform Commission will organize the main electrolytic aluminum enterprises and power generation enterprises to sign direct power supply contracts as soon as possible with the Power Bureau and the power company. At the same time, by lowering coal prices or supplying subsidies, power generation companies will be lowered, and the price of aluminum and electricity will be linked to mobilize power generation companies.

In order to prevent enterprises from further surplus, in addition to Henan Province, according to many industry insiders, Guangxi and other major electrolytic aluminum producing areas are also preparing to introduce policies to support electrolytic aluminum enterprises. The most important thing is the electricity price subsidy. Electricity accounts for about 40% of the cost of electrolytic aluminum, which is the biggest factor restricting the profitability of electrolytic aluminum. Last year, some provinces and autonomous regions even raised electricity prices for the electrolytic aluminum industry twice. Especially since December 1st last year, after the National Development and Reform Commission raised the electricity price, the national average sales price was raised by 0.03 yuan/kWh, further increasing the surplus level of the electrolytic aluminum industry.