China reveals plan to continue wind and solar energy surge

BusinessGreen staff
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National Energy Administration announces plan to boost wind power capacity 22 per cent this year, as The Climate Group launches new Accelerator 100 initiative

The Chinese government has confirmed it plans to keep expanding its record-breaking wind energy industry, detailing plans to grow wind power capacity by 22 per cent this year. The National Energy Administration...

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