According to the latest data from the International Energy Agency, China consumed 2.252 billion tons of oil equivalent in 2009, which is 4% higher than the total US oil consumption of 2.17 billion tons, making it the world’s largest energy consumer. country. This marks the beginning of a new era in energy history.
According to the International Energy Agency's report, this energy consumption statistics includes renewable energy such as crude oil, nuclear energy, coal, natural gas, and hydropower. Experts believe that this report fully shows that the global recession brought about by the economic crisis has seriously affected the U.S. industrial and energy use, and China has not been affected by too many economic crises because of the rapid economic development in recent years and effective regulation in the economic crisis.
In the past century, the United States has been the world's largest energy consumer. Now that China has come first, it marks a new era in energy history. Ten years ago, China’s total energy consumption was only half that of the United States. However, driven by China’s large-scale industry in recent years, China’s energy demand has rapidly increased, and energy consumption has maintained a double-digit annual growth rate.
The sluggishness of the U.S. economy is also a key reason for the rise of China's energy consumption. International companies like the United States General Electric have increasingly regarded the Chinese market as the driving force for future economic growth. Fatih Birol, chief economist of the International Energy Agency, said that in the next 20 years, China needs a total of about $4 trillion in energy investment to maintain its economic development and avoid blackouts and fuel shortages. But at the same time, strong energy demand has made China become the world’s largest emitter of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in 2007.
Despite this, the United States is still the largest per capita energy consumer. The report data shows that every year Americans consume five times more energy per capita than China’s per capita energy consumption. At the same time, the United States is also the largest consumer of oil, consuming an average of 19 million barrels of oil per day, while China’s daily oil consumption is 9.2 million barrels.
However, as the United States increases energy efficiency and stricter fuel regulations for vehicles, many analysts believe that the demand for US crude oil has peaked and there is little room for future growth.
Birol is very optimistic about China's future energy development. He expects that China will create 100 billion watts of new generation capacity in the next 15 years, which will fully demonstrate the significant growth in China's energy demand and ability to create.
According to the International Energy Agency's report, this energy consumption statistics includes renewable energy such as crude oil, nuclear energy, coal, natural gas, and hydropower. Experts believe that this report fully shows that the global recession brought about by the economic crisis has seriously affected the U.S. industrial and energy use, and China has not been affected by too many economic crises because of the rapid economic development in recent years and effective regulation in the economic crisis.
In the past century, the United States has been the world's largest energy consumer. Now that China has come first, it marks a new era in energy history. Ten years ago, China’s total energy consumption was only half that of the United States. However, driven by China’s large-scale industry in recent years, China’s energy demand has rapidly increased, and energy consumption has maintained a double-digit annual growth rate.
The sluggishness of the U.S. economy is also a key reason for the rise of China's energy consumption. International companies like the United States General Electric have increasingly regarded the Chinese market as the driving force for future economic growth. Fatih Birol, chief economist of the International Energy Agency, said that in the next 20 years, China needs a total of about $4 trillion in energy investment to maintain its economic development and avoid blackouts and fuel shortages. But at the same time, strong energy demand has made China become the world’s largest emitter of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in 2007.
Despite this, the United States is still the largest per capita energy consumer. The report data shows that every year Americans consume five times more energy per capita than China’s per capita energy consumption. At the same time, the United States is also the largest consumer of oil, consuming an average of 19 million barrels of oil per day, while China’s daily oil consumption is 9.2 million barrels.
However, as the United States increases energy efficiency and stricter fuel regulations for vehicles, many analysts believe that the demand for US crude oil has peaked and there is little room for future growth.
Birol is very optimistic about China's future energy development. He expects that China will create 100 billion watts of new generation capacity in the next 15 years, which will fully demonstrate the significant growth in China's energy demand and ability to create.
Villa Elevator,Home Elevator,Passenger Lift
FJZY Elevator Co., Ltd. , http://www.dz-elevator.com