Global electricity Market presents a new trend of infiltration and integration

Yesterday, ebay group released the "Business 3.0: Let Chinese Enterprises sail voyage" report. The report points out that the "Business 3.0 Era" has opened up a new trend of online and offline trading, infiltration and integration of local and global markets, which will become an effective shortcut for the transformation and upgrading of China's foreign trade-oriented SMEs. The report shows that in the first half of the 2014 ebay Group's cross-border trade growth of 26%, to 26 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for the first half of the total business volume of 22%. ebay's Chinese sellers currently have an average export destination market of 63, much higher than the global average of ebay sellers exporting to 19 countries, topping ebay sellers worldwide. Lin, the global vice president of ebay, said the change in consumer shopping habits ushered in the 3.0 era of business, that is, the shopping experience is compatible with the Cross-border shopping experience. ebay, as a multinational electric business platform, in almost any country in the world can be traded transactions, it provides the center of enterprises to carry out cross-border electrical business to provide a good environment for development. "Over the long period of development, there have been new changes and signs that it is coming to an inflection point." "Lin said. Recently, cross-border electricity dealers have become a hot spot in the whole electric business industry, first of all, Amazon and store 1th announced the landing of Cross-border electricity business; 9th, Shenzhen cross-border trade e-commerce Import pilot also officially launched in the front sea. In addition, there are a number of domestic enterprises in the dense layout of cross-border electrical business. However, Lin mentioned that there are many barriers in the process of cross-border trade, such as logistics, gold flow, or tax concessions, policies, simplifying customs clearance procedures, strengthening the construction of overseas warehouses and improving transport capacity are the key factors for cross-border power suppliers to become bigger and stronger.