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China’s industrial heartland of Guangdong is being forced to turn back to costlier natural gas to meet rising electricity demand, after the El Niño weather pattern curtailed hydropower and wind output.
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The reporting employs a definitive tone, establishing a direct causal link between weather patterns, power generation constraints, and energy costs. The claims rely on market data and industry-specific context without naming individual sources.
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