Electricity Shortages as Cold Snap Hits Central China
Published:
2010-01-06
As a cold front drives China's snow storms south, many provinces are having to put implace electricity restrictions in order to deal with a shortage of coal-powered electricity production. Demand surged when snow storms hit northern China over the weekend and now Shanghai, Jiangsu, Hunan and Hubei have introduced energy restrictions.
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Guangzhou Daily
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