China orders to increase carbon production.

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China orders to increase carbon production.

China has been going through a major energy crisis for several months fueled by a strong global economic recovery. So much so that authorities in more than a dozen provinces and regions have been forced to carry out frequent power cuts and impose restrictions on energy consumption. Beijing therefore asked 72 coal mines to increase their production.