@cremieuxrecueil: Last year, China added as much energy to its grid as Germany has in total.
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Last year, China added as much energy to its grid as Germany has in total, highlighting rapid energy expansion.
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Last year, China added as much energy to its grid as Germany has in total. https://t.co/oJYX6dp9Os
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