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Who are we? XU, Qintian General Manager, Huadian Zibo Cogeneration Co., Ltd. A former operator, experienced in operating 6000 kW units 50 MW units 125 MW units LI, Zheng Professor, Dept. of Thermal Engineering, Tsinghua Uni. Director, Tsinghua Clean Energy Research and Education Center Doing modeling and simulation of CFB, IGCC Development of training simulator of CFB power plant Circulating Fluidized Bed Combustion in China Prof. Li Zheng Director Tsinghua BP Clean Energy Research and Education Center October, 2004 Comparison of energy mix of China and world in 2002 Primary Energy consumption of China in 2003 Summary of current energy situation The total primary energy consumption and production were 1165 Mtoe and 1120 Mtoe in 2003, respectively Coal is still the dominant primary energy, accounts for nearly 70% in total energy mix Oil import more than 100 Mt, energy security worry The per capita energy consumption is only half of the world average level The total power capacity by the end of 2003: 385 GW Significantly increasing of energy consumption, especially oil, in recent years due to - the faster growth of heavy industries - upgrade of consumption structure - urbanization Projection of future energy demand The total energy demand in 2020 will range 1750-2310 Mtoe in terms of different scenarios Coal：2100~2900Mt Oil：400~500Mt Natural gas ：160~200 b m3 Power generation capacity：860-950 GW In 2050 the total energy demand will be beyond 3500 Mtoe Energy challenges China is facing in the future Energy challenges China is facing in the future 2. Energy efficiency improvement The energy consumption intensity of GDP of China in 2000 was 829toe/million $US, 3.15 times of world average level and 4.33 times of OECD average, attributed to 42% industrial proportion in GDP and low value added for most products, and low energy efficiency. The specific energy consumption for most energy intensive products are as 20-50% higher than that of the industrial count