1, power generation equipment and infrastructure assets:
This includes power plants, fuel supply facilities, generators, boilers, cooling systems, steam turbines and fuel storage facilities. These assets are the core of power enterprises and are used to generate electricity.
2, transmission and distribution facilities assets:
This includes substations, transmission lines, transformers, cables, distribution networks and electricity meters. Power transmission and distribution facilities are the key link to transport electricity from power plants to end users.
3. Land and real estate assets:
Power companies usually need a large area of land to build power plants, substations, transmission lines and other infrastructure. These real estate assets play an important role in power production and transmission.
4. Investment assets:
Power companies can invest in other power projects, energy projects or assets in related fields to expand their business scope and profits. These investment assets include equity, debt securities and subsidiaries.
5. Cash and current assets:
In order to ensure daily operations and respond to emergencies, power companies usually hold a certain amount of cash and current assets, such as bank deposits, market securities and accounts receivable.
6. Equipment and tool assets:
Power companies also have various maintenance, repair and testing equipment to ensure the normal operation of power generation equipment and transmission systems.
7. Human resources assets:
The human resource assets of electric power enterprises include the knowledge, skills and experience of employees and the professional knowledge of management teams. These assets are essential to ensure the smooth operation and sustainable development of the business.
8. Intellectual property assets:
This includes patents, technical exclusive rights, trademarks and trade secrets. Power companies may have some unique technologies and intellectual property rights to improve power generation efficiency and reduce the impact on the environment.
9. Debts and liabilities:
Power companies usually borrow money to support their capital projects, such as building new power plants or upgrading equipment. Therefore, debts and liabilities are also part of the asset structure of power enterprises.