El Niño Squeeze Forces China's Guangdong Back to Expensive Gas as Hydropower Falters
China's largest industrial region is facing rising electricity costs and energy insecurity as climate patterns disrupt renewable supply, signaling broader vulnerabilities in the country's power infrastructure and energy transition strategy.
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