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Article: Electricity market in northeastern China suspended.
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- China Business News
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- February 7, 2006
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Electricity market in northeastern China suspended
Shanghai. February 7. INTERFAX-CHINA - The northeastern electricity market, which was the first pilot electricity market to be launched in China, has suspended transactions, the Shanghai Securities Journal reported.
An official surnamed Zhao with the China Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) told Interfax that the suspension of the market was due to the imminent adjustments to the local electricity price.
The electricity price in the northeastern electricity market is made up of two sections. One section is designed to cover the cost of generators, while the other covers the electricity ...