The three pillars of energy in China are

The three pillars of energy in China are oil, coal and natural gas.

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1. Energy is one of the three pillars for the survival and development of human society, and it is the foundation and driving force for China's modernization. China has become the largest energy producer and consumer in the world. For a long time, the resource characteristics of rich coal, poor oil and little gas have increased the security pressure of China's energy supply, the constraints of energy resources have become increasingly severe, and the ecological environment problems have become prominent.

2. Oil and natural gas resources are highly dependent on foreign imports, which seriously threatens China's energy supply security. The large-scale development and utilization of fossil energy has discharged a lot of pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, smoke and dust, which has led to the deterioration of the ecological environment. Large-scale and high-intensity haze weather forced energy transformation.

3. Under the current situation, coal resources are still very important. Promoting the efficient and clean utilization of fossil energy represented by coal and realizing green and low-carbon development are the keys to energy transformation. Renewable energy technologies such as wind energy, solar energy and biofuels are actively researched and developed, and developed countries and regions put forward the development strategy of offshore wind power to accelerate the development of offshore wind energy industry. Deepen the innovation of the whole industrial chain of photovoltaic power generation.

4. The photovoltaic industry has good fundamentals and great development potential. The development speed of photovoltaic market is returning to a reasonable level. Both enterprises and industries should focus on the future. Whether it is fossil energy such as coal, oil and natural gas, or new energy such as renewable energy and nuclear energy, its purpose is to provide users with electricity, heat energy, petroleum products and chemicals.