-- 日本九州电力公司周四公布,截至3月31日的财年发电量和售电量均有所下降。 自有设施发电量和从其他公司接收的电力总量为102.5太瓦时,低于上年的106.8太瓦时。 所有能源的发电量均有所下降,其中核电发电量降幅最大,减少了2.2太瓦时,至28.6太瓦时,核电利用率下降了6.3%,至82.3%。 售电量也同比下降,从101.0太瓦时降至98.3太瓦时。零售售电量下降了7太瓦时,至68.6太瓦时,抵消了批发售电量4.2太瓦时(至29.6太瓦时)的增长。 该公司表示:“尽管零售电力销量有所下降,但由于输电收入增加以及火电能源结构调整导致发电成本降低,燃料成本下降等因素,利润较上年有所增长。” 这家日本电力公司预计,下一财年零售电力销量将进一步下降1.5太瓦时(TWh),至67.1太瓦时。同时,预计批发电力销量将增加约800吉瓦时,达到30.4太瓦时。 这将导致净减少约800吉瓦时,使总电力销量达到97.5太瓦时。 在核能发电方面,九州电力预计核电发电量将增加900吉瓦时,达到29.5太瓦时,这主要得益于核电利用率提高2.4%,达到84.7%。
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