China energy: 5 things to look for in 2022
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Table of contents
- Economic slowdown pressures overall energy demand growth
- Fuel prices are heading in different directions, yet overall inflation pressure remains
- Specifics on energy plans are lacking but energy transition set to gain momentum
- Repeat of supply chain disruption due to ‘dual control’ targets unlikely
- Much uncertainty on China-US relations, but hints of positive movement
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- Year-on-year growth of main energy consumption
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