能源问题倒逼中国产业转型（Energy problems forced Chinas industrial transformation）.docVIP

能源问题倒逼中国产业转型（Energy problems forced Chinas industrial transformation） Energy problems forced Chinas industrial transformation Recently, China has overtaken the United States to become the worlds largest net importer of oil. The size of Chinas economy and the enormous demand for energy in the future, including oil, will be a problem that Chinese policymakers need to address in particular. Energy is related to all aspects of modern economy, the importance of global energy consumption statistics show that It goes without saying that;, mankind is still heavily dependent on exhaustible fossil fuels. Therefore, actively seeking new renewable energy sources and other new alternative energy sources has become a strategic priority of all countries in the world, and also a key link for a country to win global competitiveness. Moreover, energy is closely related to a number of other issues. For example, a great deal of scientific evidence shows that global climate change is caused by excessive emissions of greenhouse gases from humans. Therefore, to mitigate climate change, carbon emissions must be reduced, and carbon emissions must be reduced by reducing fossil fuel consumption. The problems of energy and other problems have increased the difficulty of solving the energy problem. In Chinese, to solve the energy problem is simply to. Open source refers to the development and application of new energy driven by technological progress. Throttling means raising the efficiency of comprehensive utilization of energy, and the two are inseparable from technological progress. But Chinas energy efficiency is very low. Data show that Chinas energy intensity has been higher, about 8.6 times Japans, much higher than some other developed countries. The intensity of energy reflects the amount of primary energy consumed by the unit GDP. It shows that the level of energy utilization in China is low and needs to be improved through technological progress, especially the strategic restructuring