The National Bureau of Statistics recently released the latest “ 2015 The "Statistical Bulletin on National Economic and Social Development" shows that last year, China's outward direct investment in the non-financial sector reached... 7351 100 million yuan, equivalent to in U.S. dollars: 1180 hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars, an increase over the previous year 14.7% Among them, the amount of foreign direct investment in the mining industry is... 108.5 hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars, down from the previous year 43.9% The decline has widened. 39.8 percentage points; accounting for approximately the total amount of foreign direct investment 9.2% , while the share for the previous year was 18.8% 。

The above statistical bulletin shows that, 2015 In the year, the value added of the six major high-energy-consuming industries increased compared to the previous year. 6.3% , accounting for a share of the value-added of industrial enterprises above designated size of 27.8% 。2015 China's raw coal production this year 37.5 100 million tons, down from the previous year. 3.3% Crude oil production 2.15 Hundred million tons, growth 1.5% ; Natural gas production 1346.1 hundred million cubic meters, growth 3.4% ; Production of ten non-ferrous metals 5155.8 Ten thousand tons, growth 6.8% ; Crude steel production 80382.5 Ten thousand tons, down 2.2% Steel production 112349.6 Ten thousand tons, down 0.1% 。

In response to increasingly stringent resource and environmental constraints, the Party Central Committee and the State Council are making concerted efforts to shift away from the past model of extensive development, accelerate the building of a resource-conserving and environmentally friendly society, promote the adoption of green development and lifestyle patterns, foster harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, advance low-carbon and circular development, ensure comprehensive conservation and efficient use of resources, intensify environmental governance, achieve remarkable results in energy conservation and consumption reduction, and further strengthen the ecological security barrier. 2015 This year, China has optimized and adjusted its energy consumption structure, achieving significant results in energy conservation, consumption reduction, and ecological development. Preliminary calculations show that the total energy consumption for the year was... 43 100 million tons of standard coal, an increase over the previous year. 0.9% Coal consumption has declined. 3.7% Crude oil consumption is increasing. 5.6% Natural gas consumption is increasing. 3.3% Electricity consumption is increasing. 0.5% Coal consumption accounts for a certain percentage of total energy consumption. 64% The share of clean energy consumption—such as hydropower, wind power, nuclear power, and natural gas—in total energy consumption is... 17.9% The energy consumption per 10,000 yuan of GDP has declined nationwide. 5.6% The comprehensive energy consumption per ton of crude copper in industrial enterprises has decreased. 0.79% The comprehensive energy consumption per ton of steel has decreased. 0.56% The comprehensive energy consumption per unit of caustic soda has decreased. 1.41% The comprehensive energy consumption per ton of cement has decreased. 0.49% The standard coal consumption for thermal power generation per kilowatt-hour has decreased. 0.95% 。

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 for [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 that year, both crude oil and natural gas consumption have maintained annual growth. Meanwhile, coal production and consumption have continued to rise for many consecutive years, following... 2014 After experiencing a double decline this year, 2015 The year continues to show a double-digit decline. □