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China to subsidise solar power projects

Malaysian Insider: China's government says it will pay up to 70 per cent of the price of new solar power systems in an effort to speed up development of clean energy industries. The Finance Ministry's announcement on Tuesday comes as Beijing tries to reduce China's surging demand for imported oil and gas and create companies that cash in on growing global demand for clean energy technology. The subsidies are meant to develop the solar industry as a new source of economic growth for the country, ...

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