National Bureau of Statistics 2 Moon 26 The “...” released on the day 2014 The "Statistical Bulletin on National Economic and Social Development" shows that last year, the total amount of foreign direct investment in non-financial sectors reached... 6321 100 million yuan, equivalent to in U.S. dollars: 1029 hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars, an increase over the previous year 14.1% Among them, the amount of foreign direct investment in the mining industry 193.3 hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars, accounting for approximately [a certain percentage] of total outward direct investment. 18.8% , down from the previous year 4.1% Through careful analysis, the reporter found that this data is consistent with the figures previously disclosed by Zhong Shan, the representative for international trade negotiations and vice minister of the Ministry of Commerce.

　　The above statistical bulletin shows that, 2014 China's raw coal production this year 38.7 100 million tons, down from the previous year. 2.5% crude oil production 2.11 Hundred million tons, growth 0.7% Natural gas production 1301.6 hundred million cubic meters, growth 7.7% Preliminary calculations show that... 2014 China's total energy consumption for the year 42.6 100 million tons of standard coal, an increase over the previous year. 2.2% Among them, coal consumption declined. 2.9% Crude oil consumption is increasing. 5.9% Natural gas consumption is increasing. 8.6% Coal consumption accounts for a certain percentage of total energy consumption. 66% The share of clean energy consumption—such as hydropower, wind power, nuclear power, and natural gas—in total energy consumption is... 16.9% 。

　　The reporter, by sorting through data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, 2003 Data from statistical bulletins released since [year] show that China’s total energy consumption has continued to grow every year. Crude oil production, except in [specific year],... 2009 With a slight decline in one year, production of natural gas has maintained growth in all other years, starting from... 2005 Since then, both crude oil and natural gas consumption have maintained annual growth. Meanwhile, after coal production and consumption have continued to grow for many consecutive years, 2014 The average annual rate shows a decline.