Affected by the property market regulation, heavy industry electricity consumption or slowing down

Electricity consumption grew 9% per cent year-on-year in 2010, while the number did not change in the first quarterly report of the Chinese Power Companies Association (hereinafter referred to as the China-ITU). In this respect, Xue, director of statistics, said that after the introduction of the property Control policy, "although the numbers are the same, but the structure has changed."　　"The first quarterly report of the CLP shows that in the first quarter of this year, all the provinces with higher electricity consumption than the national average, except Liaoning, Guangxi, all in north China, central China, Northwest region, mainly in the northwest provinces, the eastern region is relatively low growth rate, accounting for the proportion of the national electricity consumption decreased by 2.01%. Heavy industry, which accounts for 65% of the total electricity consumption in the whole society, has slowed down over the year and will fall after the growth of May.　　As a result of the recent period of property market regulation policy, will affect the real estate industry related industries, such as steel, non-ferrous and so on, and these industries on the power consumption will be greatly boosted. "Electricity growth in the first quarter has accounted for a high percentage of the year, with some growth expected in the second quarter and a complex mentality for the third to fourth quarter."　　Xue this year's electricity consumption trend. Xue said China's economy and electricity consumption will remain at high levels for the next three months. As a result of the base last year, as well as the role of investment pulling gradually weakened, it is expected this year's electricity consumption growth will appear "before the high stability" of the basic trend.