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FITCH- Impact Of China's New Renewable Energy Policy On Thermal-Power Sector Will Be Minimal

Thursday, June 16, 2016 2:21 AM UTC

CHINESE RENEWABLE ENERGY PRODUCERS LIKELY TO BENEFIT FROM NEW POLICY THAT GUARANTEES A MINIMUM AMOUNT OF SOLAR,WIND POWER IS BOUGHT IN CERTAIN PROVINCES
IMPACT OF CHINA'S NEW RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY ON THERMAL-POWER SECTOR WILL BE MINIMAL
EXPECT UTILISATION LEVELS FOR COAL-FIRED GENERATION TO CONTINUE TO FALL DUE TO INCREASING OVER-CAPACITY IN SECTOR

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