* * The head of the National Development and Reform Commission proposed four key points for my country’s energy development
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At the end of 2007, the white paper "China's Energy Situation and Policies" was released. The white paper drafting unit * * The relevant person in charge of the National Development and Reform Commission stated that an energy supply system centered on electricity has been formed, and China's future development strategy is to implement a stable, economical, clean, and safe energy supply system. According to reports, China's renewable energy has developed rapidly in recent years. In 2006, the installed hydropower capacity reached 130 million kilowatts, ranking first in the world; the solar water heater collection area was 95 million square meters, accounting for more than half of the world; nuclear power was created from scratch, with an installed power generation capacity of nearly 6.85 million kilowatts. In the future, China will build a stable, economical, clean, and safe energy supply system to support the sustainable development of the economy and society with the sustainable development of energy. China will develop coal in an orderly manner, actively develop electricity, accelerate the development of oil and natural gas, and vigorously develop hydropower and other renewable energy sources. Focus on building energy projects: The first is the energy base construction project, which means orderly development of coal bases, accelerating the construction of oil and gas bases, actively developing hydropower bases, optimizing the construction of coal power bases, and accelerating the construction of nuclear power bases. The second is energy storage and transportation projects, namely coal transportation channels and ports, oil and gas transmission pipeline networks, and power grid facilities. The third is the renewable energy industrialization project. Focus on developing renewable energy sources such as wind power generation, biomass power generation, biomass pellet fuel, and solar energy utilization with large resource potential and mature technologies. Fourth, while continuing to accelerate the construction of small hydropower and rural power grids, vigorously develop wind power, biomass energy, solar energy and other renewable energy sources suitable for use by villages, towns and farmers. In addition, China will encourage foreign investors to invest in and operate power plants and other energy facilities, further optimize the foreign investment environment and expand the areas for utilizing foreign investment.
* * Policies have set the direction for future energy development.
The development of renewable energy is related to* * Security, people’s lives. Its development is also one of the main directions of external energy.
China* * National Development and Reform Commission (National Development and Reform Commission, referred to as: The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) may soon announce its first coal chemical industry development plan, a policy that may encourage domestic companies to use coal instead of oil as the main raw material for chemical products. The National Development and Reform Commission said on its website on Wednesday that it had recently completed a draft policy to encourage chemical companies to develop coal chemical projects in areas with newly proven coal reserves. The main areas with newly proven coal reserves are Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia in the northwest. The National Development and Reform Commission expects this plan to reduce the demand for oil by chemical companies and alleviate the increasingly serious domestic oil shortage crisis. China’s oil demand is growing rapidly, * * View coal chemical projects as reducing * * Dependence on crude oil imports is a powerful means to ensure energy supply. China is the world's largest coal producer. Coal chemical technology mainly converts coal into methanol to produce ethylene and propylene, which are the basic ingredients of various plastics and chemical products. The draft policy will impose appropriate restrictions on the development of coal chemical projects in existing coal mines and curb the development of coal chemical projects in areas with scarce coal reserves to balance coal demand in other industries such as power and steel. The National Development and Reform Commission said that deputy director Zhang Guobao, who is in charge of energy, has approved the draft plan and hopes that it will be completed as soon as possible, but it has not yet disclosed the time for the plan to be released. Chinese energy companies have always hoped * * Publish a clear plan for the coal chemical industry to reduce the company's own investment risks. Although the coal chemical industry requires huge investments, its profit margins are huge due to China's relatively low coal prices. Chinese power producer China Guodian Corp. on Monday launched its first coal-to-chemicals project in northern Inner Mongolia with an investment of 2.1 billion yuan ($285 million). The project is expected to produce 820,000 tons of fertilizer annually starting in 2010. Once the policy is announced, it may further stimulate China's coal demand and drive the growth of coal imports. China has turned into a net importer of coal since November and will maintain this trend for much of next year, according to the latest forecasts released by the National Development and Reform Commission on Tuesday. Customs data shows that China imported 4.34 million tons of coal in November and exported 4.18 million tons in the same period. -Renya Peng contributed to this story, Dow Jones Newswires; (8610) 6588 5848; renya.peng@dowjones.com This article was provided by Dow Jones Newswires
From the initial controversy in the coal chemical industry to the suspension of coal chemical projects in mid-2007, the current policies of the National Development and Reform Commission have promoted the coal chemical industry. I hope that the coal chemical industry can develop in an orderly manner. I feel that there are too many coal chemical projects now and it is a bit chaotic.