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The European Commission has started an investigation into Chinese wind turbine suppliers, looking into possible illegal state aid.

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The inquiry comes as a body representing Chinese business interests in Brussels has expressed dissatisfaction with what it has described as protectionism and a lack of transparency from the EU. The European Commission is already investigating possible tariffs on Chinese imports of electric cars.

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