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A first phase of projects starting construction next year will target a 20% reduction in emissions per unit of electricity generated.
By 2027 , such upgrades should be able to reduce emissions intensity by 50% .
The projects highlight China ’s efforts to balance its climate goals with its reliance on fossil fuel.
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