In an interview with 1026 on March 3, the French president warned again of the rising energy prices that the prices of electricity and natural gas in France will increase 15% at the beginning of next year. and France is currently taking relevant measures to prevent the rise in energy prices from becoming larger.
is not just France, but other European countries are also feeling anxious about finding ways to deal with the rising energy prices. According to relevant statistics, the price of natural gas in Europe has increased by more than 10 times compared with the same period last year, and the electricity price has increased by 12 times.
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It is obvious that this winter is destined to be a "sad and cold" winter for Europe. But in this case, it brings new opportunities to Chinese companies.
In the past two years, the European market has become one of the main export markets of Chinese home appliance products. 2021, the total amount of China's home appliance products exported to Europe was US$3295.400 million, accounting for 28.3% of the total export volume. enters 2022, and China's home appliance exports to Europe have further increased.
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In July this year alone, China exported 1.29 million electric blankets to EU 27 countries, an increase of nearly 150% month-on-month. Germany purchased 419,000 electric blankets, and by August it increased to 632,000. At the same time, China's electric heating clothing is also widely popular in the European market.
According to an electric heating service company, the company currently exports electric heating service to Europe by the company, which is more than half of the increase over the past. In addition to this, although the company is already working overtime to catch up with the pace of order growth in European markets, it is still difficult to catch up with the speed of order growth in European markets.
(Source: Zitu.com)
Not only does the home appliance industry make profits under European energy, but other Chinese companies have also gained "bids". For example, the chemical industry, in September this year, the German chemical giant BASF invested 10 billion euros to build a factory in Guangdong. So far this year, the Chinese market has accounted for 14% of BASF's sales.
text | Wei Yansong Title | Huang Zixin Review | Zeng Yi
