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China Urges Electricity Suppliers to Buy ‘Green’ Power

by Ling Li on August 30, 2007
Starting next month, China’s State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC) will assume nationwide oversight over power companies that are required under the country’s renewable energy law to prioritize purchases of the maximum amount of ‘green’ electricity available in their coverage areas, according to a recent regulation released by SERC.

The Game-Playing Behind China’s Fuel Crisis

by Yingling Liu on December 6, 2007
In the past several months, fuel scarcity has once again swept over much of China: drivers queuing for hours outside filling stations only to get a few liters of rationed fuel, or simply being turned away by dry nozzles.