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China set to kick off huge investment trend this year
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By Daily Crux Editor Brian Hunt:

One of the sure bets on the "infrastructure story" is countries all over the world will spend billions on electrical transmission... on things like power lines, transformers, and substations (the "switching yards" of the grid).

This article details China's enormous investments along this idea. Boosted by the government's $585 billion stimulus plan, investment in electrical infrastructure is expected to rise 21% from a year ago. This is all great news for blue-chip infrastructure firms like Switzerland's ABB Ltd...

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