In 2002, the government dismantled the monopoly-holding State Power Corporation, breaking it into separate units of generation, transmission and service. Since the reform, China's electricity generation sector has been dominated by five state-controlled holding companies: China Huaneng Group, China Datang Group, China Huadian, China Guodian Corporation and State Power Investment Corporation. Between them, they manage about 80% of generating capacity. Much of the remainder is in the hands of independent power producers, often in partnership with privately listed arms of the state companies. Deregulation and other reforms have opened the electricity sector to foreign investment, although this has so far been limited.

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