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China energy markets outlook H2 2015: overview
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Report summary
After decades of breakneck growth, China's leadership is managing the impact of rapid industrialization while transitioning the economy to a sustainable model driven by domestic consumption.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Economic outlook
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Demand
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Total primary energy demand
- Total primary energy demand (2005-2035)
- Energy intensity
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Industrial and non-energy use
- Key fuels
- Transport
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Residential, commercial and agricultural
- RCA sub-sectors (2012)
- Key fuels
- Uncertainties
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Total primary energy demand
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Policy and regulation
- Energy policy
Tables and charts
This report includes 16 images and tables including:
- Executive summary: Table 1
- Key economic indicators
- Electricity intensity comparison (2000-2030)
- End-use intensity comparison (2000-2030)
- Energy demand for industry and non-energy use (2005-2035)
- Industrial energy mix (2005-2035)
- Key energy policies
- CO2 intensity targets v. WM outlook
- CO2 emissions 2000-2030 (Mt)
- Demand by sector (2005-2035)
- Demand by fuel (2005-2035)
- Transport sector energy demand (2005-2035)
- Transport fuel mix (2005-2035)
- Energy demand in the residential/commercial sector (2005-2035)
- Residential, commercial and agricultural fuel mix (2005-2035)
- Demand: Image 7
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