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China appears to have stopped publishing data that highlight the extent to which power generated by solar and wind plants is being wasted.
The National Energy Administration typically publishes a monthly power report that includes a section detailing average utilization for each generating source.
For much of this year , the figures had pointed to reduced solar panel usage, as overloaded networks forced them to shut down during peak generating hours.
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