What is the current share of coal in China's energy consumption? What trend is developing

Coal, at present, accounts for about 60% or more of China's energy consumption. Since China lacks oil resources, it is impossible to replace coal with oil in the future. As for nuclear power plants, due to the lack of uranium resources in our country, we still need to import from Kazakhstan, Australia, etc., and it is not possible to import large quantities of uranium raw materials from all over the world in the future. For one thing, unfriendly countries in the international arena can sanction and restrict imports under the pretext of our domestic policy problems, in order to cause us an energy scare. Secondly, if a large number of imported uranium raw materials, it will cause the price of uranium raw materials around the world skyrocketed, will make our nuclear power plant costs high to unbearable. As for hydropower, wind power and solar power, they can only be used as auxiliary energy sources because of their own conditions or technical limitations. Therefore, in the next hundred years or even longer, China can only rely on reliable coal resources as the main source. Hope that 100 years after the "controlled fusion" technology is mature, with the inexhaustible tritium, deuterium, etc. in the sea to replace coal as the main source of energy.