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China energy report
- China intends to supply 20% of its total energy consumption from non-fossil fuels in 2025, to achieve peak CO2 emissions before 2030, and to reach carbon neutrality in 2060.
- Large state-owned organisations operate in the electricity and hydrocarbon sectors.
- CNPC dominates oil and gas production, with 50% of total output.
- CEIC and China Huaneng are the largest power generators, with almost 30% of total production.
- Solar capacity increased by 55% in 2023 and now represents 21% of the total capacity.
- The share of coal in the power mix has decreased by 15 points since 2010 to 62% in 2023, while the share of carbon-free electricity rose by 14 points to 34%.
- In 2020, a market-based pricing was introduced for industrial electricity users.
- Gas prices in industry are similar to Japan and Korea, but much lower for households.
- Total energy consumption annual growth was almost twice faster in 2023 (+7%) than over 2019- 2022.
- Coal dominates the energy mix (62% in 2023), but its share is decreasing rapidly (-9 points since 2010).
- Electricity is the main energy source for final consumers with a 30% share (+11 points since 2010).
- Although subsidy cuts have been announced, renewables are still attracting investors with large-scale projects.
- Despite a cap on coal mine production, new projects continue to increase the coal capacity.