【作者】:花旗银行
【文件格式】:pdf
【页数】:124
【目录或简介】:
It's Only Just Begun, Stronger For Longer — Power generation cycle should be
stronger and longer due to a combination of developing market industrialization
and developed world replacement cycle. Company forecasts, IEA analysis and
CIR estimates indicate annual market growth of 6% between 2005-10. Beyond
this IEA sees demand stabilizing at a higher level for the next decade.
Backlogs Provide Two Years of Visibility, Macro Trends Suggest More — Sales
growth for the major global power generation groups only turned positive in 1Q
05. This was six quarters after orders turned up, a lag that implies at least two
good years of sales growth based on the current order book. Healthy end-market
dynamics should ensure strong growth at least until the end of the decade.
Coal Gasification An Exciting Opportunity — Integrated Gasification Combined
Cycle (IGCC) could significantly improve the dynamics of coal-fired generation.
Commercial realization possible by 2010 with ground work being laid today.
Only GE and Siemens are participating in this strategically important technology.
Nuclear A 20-Year Story — Focus on carbon emissions and energy costs have
enhanced the attraction of nuclear power. Three companies are developing G3
reactor designs, which could see market growth inflect upwards from 2010.
Top Picks GE & Siemens — GE covers full technology spectrum, leading in IGCC
and present in nuclear; Siemens is strong in fossil fuel and developing an IGCC
solution; Alstom is a unique play on coal renaissance, but exposed to
technology change; MHI has a good portfolio, but challenged in nuclear and
international markets, and Toshiba is strong in nuclear post Westinghouse.