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| Target | 2020 | 2030 | 2050 |
| Energy consumption | Total energy consumption | 5 billion tons of standard coal | 6 billion tons of standard coal | should be stable |
| Energy efficiency | Energy consumption per unit of GDP (compared with 2015) | −15% | reach the world average |
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| Primary energy consumption (unit: billion tonne tce) | 5% | 6% |
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| Energy self-sufficiency | Energy self-sufficiency rate | above 80% |
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| Carbon emission | CO2 emission |
| peak or earlier |
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| Carbon emission per unit of GDP (compared with 2015) | −18% |
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| Carbon emission per unit of GDP (compared with 2005) | −40% - 45% | −60% - 65% |
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| Non-fossil fuel | Non-fossil fuel in the energy mix | 15% | 20% | above 50% |
| Non-fossil power generation account for total power generation |
| 50% |
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| New energy demand met by clean energy |
| Should mostly be done |
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| Coal in the energy mix | below 58% |
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| Natural gas in the energy mix | 10% | 15% |
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| Energy governance | By 2050, China shall become an important participant of international energy governance. | |||
| Vision towards future | By 2030, China aims to peak the CO2 emission. By 2050, the total energy consumption should be stable, with more than half coming from non-fossil energy. | |||