China Approves Power Plant, Grid Projects, NDRC Says

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China, the world’s largest energy user, approved 24 power projects last month to help meet rising energy demand in the country’s less developed northern and western provinces.

The government has approved grid projects in provinces including Qinghai, Tibet, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia and Shaanxi, according to a statement posted on the website of the National Development and Reform Commission today. The economic planner didn’t give any investment values.