China Clean Energy Plan

China is on the road to becoming a World Class country. China is world's most populous country in the World, the fast-growing economy, and the largest energy consumer and producer in the world. They have rapidly increasing energy demand, especially for liquid fuels, has made China extremely influential in world energy markets.

The China Clean Energy Plan (2010 - 2050) would produce clean, efficient energy and reduce carbon dioxide emissions levels to less than 4 billion metric tons. Hydroelectric, geothermal, solar, and wind would continue to supply energy needs. China?s overall energy efficiency would increase to 70%. Coal, oil, biomass, and natural gas, which are being burned and destroying  Earth?s environment, would be used to make products.  

An estimated 1,400 Clean Energy Plants would be need. The actual number of power plants would be dependent upon the size. China's population would expected to grow from 1,380 to 1,410 billion people. The graphs show how China's current dependence on fossil fuels would change by building and operating clean power plants. China's Energy Consumption (blue) grows for about twenty years and levels off about 86 Trillion Kilowatt-hours. The U.S. Energy Information Administration Projects the China Energy Consumption (pink) would continue to grow based upon using carbon energy.

The graph shows the dramatic reduction in carbon dioxide emissions (blue). There would be an increase during the conversion from carbon to clean energy and decrease to about four billion metric tons. According to Energy Information Administration?s projections, China's carbon dioxide emissions would increase to 15 billion metric tons or difference of 11 Billion metric tons..

If government, business, and education leaders can work collegiately together as they did with the establishment of the Internet, clean energy efficient electrical power and transportation will create enormous environmental benefits and economic opportunities. 

Companies will be manufacturing consumer and industrial products from the 4 billion tons of coal, 3.8 billions barrels of oil, and billion barrels of biomass rather than burning them and destroying our environment. Since oil is more expensive than oil, oil refiners could be converted into coal refiners for making petrochemicals. Biomass programs, which burn food, would be eliminated and the food supplied to million of starving people.