China's Energy Strategy in the Twenty‐first Century

Fan He and Donghai Qin

China & World Economy, 2006, vol. 14, issue 2, 93-104

Abstract: China's energy demand and energy imports have increased substantially in recent 5 years and will continue to grow in future. Increasing dependency on the world market and the tension between energy supply and demand clearly show that energy is becoming a major constraint for China's future economic development. We introduce the background of China's energy demand and supply in this paper and discuss China's energy strategy in the twenty‐first century, focusing on growth, energy security and environmental sustainability. Edited by Zhinan Zhang

Date: 2006
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