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"Beautiful clean coal" with Chinese characteristics: "Environmentally leading, towards the green future" (环保先行绿色未来) is painted over the carbon anode furnaces at Xinjiang Qiya Aluminum & Power--powered by 6 onsite coal units (2160MW) with another 2x660MW on the way.

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