Penghua CSI All Share Utilities ETF(560190.SH)

Heating bills expected to spike for American households nationwide this winter

Heating bills for American households are projected to rise by 9.2% this winter, amounting to an additional $84, according to the National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA). The average household is expected to spend $995 on heating, driven by a 12.2% increase in electricity costs and an 8.4% rise in natural gas prices. Factors contributing to these increases include higher financing costs for power plants, rising natural gas prices, and growing electricity demand. Many households are struggling with utility bills, with about one-in-six behind on payments, totaling $23 billion owed to utilities.

PJM has activated the Level 1 Emergency Response mechanism in the largest power grid in the United States

China Power International's December Electricity Sales Slip 2.3%

China Power International's December Electricity Sales Slip 2.3%

China Power International Development posts Dec combined total electricity sold 10.7 mln Mwh

China Power International Development posts Dec combined total electricity sold 10.7 mln Mwh

China Power International Development Reports 10.73 Million MWh Electricity Sold in December 2025

China Power International Development Ltd. reported that its electricity sales in December 2025 reached 10.73 million MWh. Sales in Hubei decreased by 14% to 8.93 million MWh, while Henan saw a 7.06% increase to 284,464 MWh. Heilongjiang experienced a 2.84% decline to 296,149 MWh. Wind power sales in Guangxi fell by 9.90% to 1.54 million MWh, but photovoltaic sales in Jiangsu rose by 4.28% to 110,444 MWh. The figures are preliminary and unaudited, and investors are advised to exercise caution.