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Business

Shanghai Offers Cash Bonus for Energy‑Efficient Appliance Upgrades to Spur Consumption and Cut Energy Use

Shanghai will subsidise purchases of top‑rated energy and water‑efficient household appliances with a rebate equal to 15% of the sale price, capped at 1,500 yuan per item and available for six categories of products. The move aims to boost consumption, accelerate replacement of inefficient appliances, and support domestic manufacturers while advancing municipal energy‑efficiency goals.

NeTe2026年1月30日 11:30
#Shanghai#appliance subsidy#energy efficiency
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Business

Shandong Joins China’s Trillion-Yuan Club — Big Enough to Rival Small Countries

Shandong’s 2025 GDP surpassed RMB 10.3 trillion, converting to roughly $1.48 trillion and placing the province among mid-ranked national economies. The milestone reflects a combination of a comprehensive industrial base, aggressive capacity restructuring, growing innovation capabilities and regional coordination, while leaving significant environmental and structural challenges to address.

SoBiz2026年1月25日 07:40
#Shandong#China GDP#provincial economy
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Business

Shandong Surpasses 10 Trillion RMB: A Chinese Province Now Rivals Medium‑Sized Economies

Shandong reported 2025 GDP of about 10.32 trillion RMB, roughly $1.48 trillion at current exchange rates, placing it among the world’s largest subnational economies. The milestone reflects deep industrial roots, deliberate upgrading toward high‑tech sectors, institutional reforms and an emphasis on regional coordination and green transition, but significant challenges remain in sustaining high‑quality, low‑carbon growth.

SoBiz2026年1月24日 06:40
#Shandong#China#GDP