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China’s Fossil Fuel Power Output Set for First Drop in a Decade

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China's fossil fuel power output is expected to decline for the first time in a decade due to increased renewable energy production meeting rising demand.

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China’s fossil fuel power plants are on track to chart their first annual drop in generation in a decade as renewables flood the grid to meet rising demand.

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