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The Real Reasons for China’s Power Shortages

China’s economy is growing very rapidly, but it still faces power shortages—despite the fact that the country has invested heavily in building out its power generation infrastructure.

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Watch this exclusive four-minute video from Energy Executive Insider to hear Xizhou Zhou, head of China energy for IHS CERA, discuss what’s behind the Chinese power shortages. He also examines the implications for China’s economy and the impact the situation could have on regional energy trends.

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