For Pakistani researcher Muhammad Salman Nasir working at Tianjin University in north China, weekdays begin with a routine that reflects China's shifting energy landscape: driving a China-made plug-in hybrid electric vehicle to take his son, a second-grader, to school.

For Pakistani researcher Muhammad Salman Nasir working at Tianjin University in north China, weekdays begin with a routine that reflects China's shifting energy landscape: driving a China-made plug-in hybrid electric vehicle to take his son, a second-grader, to school.

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