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China to restructure National Energy Administration

Last Updated:2013-03-10 08:15 | Xinhua

China plans to restructure National Energy Administration in order to streamline administrative and regulatory system of the energy sector, according to a report to be delivered by State Councilor Ma Kai to the parliament's annual session on Sunday.

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