Exploring China's energy situation through One Belt and One Road

Abstract

Energy refers to various resources that can be directly obtained or be obtained through processing or conversion, including coal, crude oil, natural gas, coal-bed methane, water energy, nuclear energy, wind energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, biomass energy and other primary energy, electricity, thermal energy, refined oil and other secondary energy, as well as other new and renewable energy. Energy is an important material basis of national economy, and the future national destiny depends on the control of energy. The development and efficient use of energy and per capita consumption are important indicators of production technology and living standards. This paper analyzes the relationship between China's energy status and One Belt And One Road security from the aspects of China's energy status, China's energy consumption in the next 30 years, China's various energy basic conditions and important energy policies related to countries along the silk road. It is found that "The Belt And Road" strategy provides support and conditions for China's energy development.