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What are China's energy related data in 2021?

Documenting China’s energy related data in 2021, such as primary energy supply, energy consumption, electricity generation and usage, energy efficiency and conservation, energy trading, technology, and renewable energy, this report is an important open-source database for future research on China’s climate and energy issues.

Are China's energy investment levels aligned with National Energy and climate goals?

Overall energy investment levels in China are comparable to the amounts required to meet national energy and climate goals, although full alignment with the targets implies a rebalancing away from investments in fossil fuel supply, towards grids and the end-use sectors. World Energy Investment 2024 - Analysis and key findings.

How has China's energy consumption changed in 2021?

Accompanying fast economic growth and development, China's per capita residential energy consumption has increased by 75·09% from 2010 to 2021. The share of coal use has decreased by 64·72%, accompanied by a 38·2% decrease in absolute use, but still makes up 8·8% of the total household energy use.

What was China's energy mix in 2020?

In 2020, China's energy mix was dominated by coal at 57% with a slight decrease from 58% in 2019. The shift in energy mix is part of China's ongoing efforts to transition to a greener energy landscape.

How strong is China's Energy Investment?

Chinese investments in energy remained extremely strong, accounting for one-third of clean energy investments worldwide and an important share of China’s overall GDP growth.

What are the health impacts of rising temperatures in China?

The 2024 China report of the Lancet Countdown found that health impacts of the rising temperatures have been substantial in recent years (figure 3), and that progress on adaptation has been steady while progress in energy transition and air quality improvement has witnessed a stagnant or even downward trend in 2023.