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China Now Generates Less than Half of Its Electricity from Coal
Human Progress
“China, the world's largest coal consumer, generated less than 50% of its electricity from the fossil fuel in the six months to June, marking a first for the country, which has been promoting the use of renewable energy, officials said. Coal's share of the power mix was 49.7%, Xing Yiteng, deputy director general of the […] The post China Now Generates Less than Half of Its Electricity from Coal appeared first on Human Progress.
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