Shanghai Electric Power

Shanghai Electric Power Co., Ltd. (上海电力股份有限公司) is a Chinese electricity and energy company headquartered in Shanghai. Its official website presents it as an operating power and energy business with activities in China and overseas. Its listed business areas include photovoltaic power, wind power, thermal power, integrated smart energy, energy services, electricity marketing, and overseas business. The company’s domestic footprint is presented alongside international operations. The website identifies operating capacity in Montenegro, Malta, Turkey, and Japan, and also lists projects under construction in Japan. The disclosed figures are 46 MW in Montenegro, 153.35 MW in Malta, 1,320 MW in Turkey, and 38.7 MW operating plus 203.88 MW under construction in Japan. The homepage does not specify the technologies or project names associated with every figure. Shanghai Electric Power is associated with State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC); the company’s homepage refers to “国家电投上海电力” and publishes investor-relations materials and company announcements. Its corporate address is in the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone. The official site’s news and disclosures show ongoing operations, board activity, financial reporting, and development of generation projects. Its present-day portfolio, as represented on the site, combines conventional thermal generation with renewable power and broader energy services.

Shanghai Electric Power Co., Ltd. is a Shanghai-based electricity and energy company. The supplied official homepage identifies the legal company name as 上海电力股份有限公司 and provides the company’s address in the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone. The available evidence does not state a founding date or identify a founder, so those details are not included here. The company’s current business profile, as described on its official website, includes photovoltaic power, wind power, thermal power, integrated smart energy, energy services, electricity marketing, and overseas business. This range places conventional generation alongside renewable energy and customer- and system-oriented energy activities. The site also presents domestic and overseas business as separate areas of its operating footprint. The homepage identifies overseas operating capacity in Montenegro, Malta, Turkey, and Japan. It reports 46 MW in operation in Montenegro, 153.35 MW in Malta, 1,320 MW in Turkey, and 38.7 MW in operation in Japan, with another 203.88 MW under construction there. The supplied material does not provide dates for these projects or clarify the technology associated with each capacity figure. The company is associated with State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC): the official homepage includes the wording “国家电投上海电力” in its news listings. It also publishes investor-relations information, board resolutions, financing notices, and periodic reports, consistent with its presentation as a corporate power operator with an investor-facing reporting function. The precise founding and listing history are not established by the supplied snippets. The homepage shows the company continuing to report corporate and operating developments, including board activity, project construction, and business updates. On the evidence supplied, its present identity is that of an active electricity and energy company with Chinese operations and a portfolio of overseas projects, rather than a single-generation-technology brand.

• Official homepage identifies the company’s business portfolio

• Overseas footprint reported across four countries

An integrated power and energy operator with a portfolio spanning thermal and renewable generation, smart energy, energy services, electricity marketing, and overseas projects.

• Photovoltaic power

  Listed by the company as a principal business area.

• Wind power

  Listed by the company as a principal business area.

• Thermal power

  Listed by the company as a principal business area.

• Integrated smart energy and energy services

  Business areas named on the company homepage.

• 2020-04

  Shanghai Electric adds controlled generation capacity[3]上海电力新增控股装机容量finance.sina.com.cn

  Reported: 2020-07-15

  Shanghai Electric reported that it added 197,000 kW of controlled installed capacity in the second quarter of 2020, including offshore wind and photovoltaic projects.

1. 1上海电力股份有限公司官网shanghaipower.com
2. 2Shanghai Electric Power - Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3上海电力新增控股装机容量finance.sina.com.cn