China's
power consumption slows further
14
September, 2012
China's
power consumption growth slowed further in August as factory activity
and industrial output posted weaker growth amid the economic
downturn.
The
National Energy Administration said Friday that the China's total
electricity consumption grew only 3.6 percent from a year earlier to
449.5 billion kilowatt hour.
The
August data brought electricity consumption in the first eight months
to 3.28 trillion kWh, up 5.1 percent year-on-year, easing further
from the 5.4 percent seen in the first seven months of 2012,
according to NEA data.
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