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China’s Industrial Hubs to Cut Power Prices to Support Recovery

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China's two largest industrial hubs will cut power contract prices in 2026 to support the country's manufacturing recovery, as part of Beijing's efforts to boost the sector.

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China’s two largest industrial hubs will reduce power contract prices in 2026 as Beijing pushes to shore up a manufacturing recovery.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on December 31, 2025.
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