China mulls exporting power amidst fears of power plant glut

Links to India, Korea, Japan are being studied.

China is seeking to build up export markets for its power amid signs the nation has invested too much in new generation plants.

State Grid Corp. of China, which runs the majority of the nation's electricity distribution network, is considering how to build links to India, South Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia, a move that would require billions of dollars of investment in long-distance, high-voltage power lines.

Links to India, Korea, Japan are being studied.

Links to India, Korea, Japan are being studied.

China is seeking to build up export markets for its power amid signs the nation has invested too much in new generation plants.

State Grid Corp. of China, which runs the majority of the nation's electricity distribution network, is considering how to build links to India, South Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia, a move that would require billions of dollars of investment in long-distance, high-voltage power lines.

Links to India, Korea, Japan are being studied.

Links to India, Korea, Japan are being studied.

China is seeking to build up export markets for its power amid signs the nation has invested too much in new generation plants.

State Grid Corp. of China, which runs the majority of the nation's electricity distribution network, is considering how to build links to India, South Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia, a move that would require billions of dollars of investment in long-distance, high-voltage power lines.

Links to India, Korea, Japan are being studied.

China is seeking to build up export markets for its power amid signs the nation has invested too much in new generation plants.

State Grid Corp. of China, which runs the majority of the nation's electricity distribution network, is considering how to build links to India, South Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia, a move that would require billions of dollars of investment in long-distance, high-voltage power lines.

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