Historic transcendence! China's installed capacity of non-fossil energy power generation exceeds that of coal power

As a major producer and consumer of energy, ensuring energy security is of paramount importance
.
CCTV reporters learned from the National Energy Administration yesterday that China's energy self-sufficiency rate has been maintained at more than 80%, effectively guaranteeing the needs of
domestic economic and social development.

The relevant person in charge of the National Energy Administration said that China's coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear power and renewable energy-driven energy supply system has been continuously improved, and the energy self-sufficiency rate has been maintained at more than
80%.
In the past ten years, China's total primary energy has increased by 23.
4%, and the total installed capacity of power generation has increased by 1.
1 times
.
The scale of west-to-east power transmission increased by 1.
6 times, and the total mileage of the oil and gas pipeline network doubled
.

Li Fulong, Director of the Development Planning Department of the National Energy Administration: At present, global energy supply and demand are tight and prices are
high.
China continues to increase the supply of clean energy, increase the intensity of oil and gas exploration and development, strengthen the clean and efficient use of coal, the overall situation of energy supply and demand is stable, and the overall energy price is stable
.

While better ensuring the needs of economic and social development, China's energy green transformation has also made positive progress, and the installed capacity of non-fossil energy has exceeded the installed capacity
of coal power for the first time.

Li Fulong, Director of the Development Planning Department of the National Energy Administration: The installed capacity of non-fossil energy power generation exceeded 1.
1 billion kilowatts, which historically exceeded the installed capacity of coal power, and the proportion of coal power in the total installed capacity of power generation also dropped to less than
50%.