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Canpei is a net importer of energy at present. Most of its domestic energy production comes from wind generators, which Canpei's flat geography is especially well suited for. Wing energy fulfills at present 35% of the country's domestic energy needs, with enough power generating capacity being planned to come online in the next fifteen years to take that percentage up to 45%. Canpei also has some older coal powered power plants which consume [[Daxia]]n coal, at present they represent some 12% of the country's energy. The rest of the energy is bought from [[Daxia]], which supplies it mostly from the excess power generated by its nuclear power plants. [[Daxia]]n supplied electricity is not cheap, but on this regard Canpei does not have many options other than expanding its wind farms. Canpei does not possess significant oil or gas deposits nor does it have the technical capability to employ nuclear energy, neither do its policymakers wish to rely on coal due to policy goals to employ greener energies.

===Agriculture===

Canpei is a historical agricultural producer of some importance thanks to the irrigation along the banks of the Hongse river that traverses the country from north to south. As recently as 2000, agriculture supplied 60 percent of employment. In 2020, agriculture and forestry contributed 11.4 percent to the GDP; in rural areas, farm jobs supply about half of employment. Rice is the most important crop in the country and some 40% of land used for agriculture goes to the planting of rice alone.

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 Canpei is a net importer of energy at present. Most of its domestic energy production comes from wind generators, which Canpei's flat geography is especially well suited for. Wing energy fulfills at present 35% of the country's domestic energy needs, with enough power generating capacity being planned to come online in the next fifteen years to take that percentage up to 45%. Canpei also has some older coal powered power plants which consume [[Daxia]]n coal, at present they represent some 12% of the country's energy. The rest of the energy is bought from [[Daxia]], which supplies it mostly from the excess power generated by its nuclear power plants. [[Daxia]]n supplied electricity is not cheap, but on this regard Canpei does not have many options other than expanding its wind farms. Canpei does not possess significant oil or gas deposits nor does it have the technical capability to employ nuclear energy, neither do its policymakers wish to rely on coal due to policy goals to employ greener energies.
 ===Agriculture===
+Canpei is a historical agricultural producer of some importance thanks to the irrigation along the banks of the Hongse river that traverses the country from north to south. As recently as 2000, agriculture supplied 60 percent of employment. In 2020, agriculture and forestry contributed 11.4 percent to the GDP; in rural areas, farm jobs supply about half of employment. Rice is the most important crop in the country and some 40% of land used for agriculture goes to the planting of rice alone.
 ==Military==

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