权力的脉络:中国国家电网公司的政治

Yi-chong Xu
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电力是现代经济的基本需求,输电网是向低碳电力系统转型的核心。它们是整合大量风能和太阳能的主要手段,对确保安全可靠的电力供应至关重要。世界各地的电网公司都在努力寻找自己在这一转型中的利基。中国国家电网公司(SGCC)是本轮全球竞争的主要参与者之一。中央国有企业,如上汽集团,继续占据着中国经济的“制高点”。国有企业与党国之间的关系对于理解以下问题至关重要:国有企业是否接受中国共产党的命令,是否服从中国共产党的命令,以及国有企业如何在国有所有权下运作,如何在广泛的经营自主权下运作,以及如何成为利润最大化的企业。这本书考察了SGCC的起源、发展和扩张,SGCC是世界上最大的公用事业公司,也是第七大公司。通过讲述电力的故事和国有企业的故事,它提供了对电网面临的挑战及其可能的未来的见解。它挑战了对中国政治的正统描述,将国有企业描绘成只不过是傀儡,对党国的每一个要求都跃跃欲试。这表明,SGCC已经被企业家们打造成了一个现代化的公司。通过将业务扩展到四大洲,SGCC现在是一个全球性的参与者,与同行竞争,并在未来的低碳电力系统中发挥作用。这本书挑战了人们对中国政府的普遍理解。书中详细地描述了中国的政治经济状况,既新颖又令人信服。
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Sinews of Power: Politics of the State Grid Corporation of China
Electricity is a basic requirement for a modern economy, and transmission grids at the center of transition to a low-carbon power system. They are the principal means to integrate large shares of wind and solar power and they are essential to ensuring a secure and reliable electricity supply. Grid companies around the world are struggling to find their niche in this transition. The State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC) is one of the principal players in this round of global competition. Central state-owned enterprise (SOEs), such as SGCC, continue to hold the 'commanding heights' of the Chinese economy. Their relationship with the Party-state is crucial to understanding the questions of whether SOEs take orders from, and do the bidding of, the Chinese Communist Party, and how they operate under the state ownership and with a wide range of operational autonomy and expectation that they are profit-maximazing corporations. This book examines the origin, development and expansion of SGCC, the world's largest utility company and the 7th largest corporation. By telling both the electricity story and the SOE story, it provides insights into the challenges facing the grids and their possible futures. It challenges the orthodox account of Chinese politics that portrays SOEs as little more than puppets, jumping to every demand of the Party-state. It shows that SGCC has been built into a modern corporation by entrepreneurial managers. By extending its operation to four continents, SGCC is now a global player, competing with its peers and also having its input in the future low-carbon electricity system. This book challenges the popular interpretation of Chinese government. Piling detail on detail, it provides a comprehensive picture of Chinese political economy that is both new and utterly convincing.
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