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  1. Europe's growing demand versus China's established market use is noted, alongside an IKEA store in the French capital serving as a heat refuge.

A heatwave drives a surge in air conditioning demand in Europe, involving China.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 4
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A heatwave drives a surge in air conditioning demand in Europe, involving China.

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  1. A severe heatwave drove consumption to unprecedented levels in China's power grid.Sub-event
  2. A factory in China is supplying air conditioning units to Europe, driven by the growing appetite for ACs which is pressuring electricity grids.Sub-event
  3. Heatwave drives AC demand surge in Europe, linking to China's market use.1 source

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