China's Eleven-Five energy-intensity compliance situation grim

BEIJING, February 26 (Xinhua): China's "Eleven-Five" energy intensity compliance situation grim energy experts said that because of the "Eleven-Five" plan (2006-2010) four years before the reduction in energy consumption of GDP, the last year to complete the remaining indicators of the situation is very serious.　　They expect it to be an important focus of the National People's Congress, which opens next week. The National Bureau of Statistics 25th released data shows that 2009 million GDP energy consumption fell 2.2%.　　According to the National Energy Agency's data, the "Eleven-Five" plan three years before the unit GDP energy consumption decreased by about 9.7%, of which, the 2006 decline was 1.79%, 2007 3.66%, 2008 4.21%. The binding index of "Eleven-Five" on energy intensity reduction is as follows: the energy consumption of unit GDP is reduced by 20% in five years.　　After the completion of the first four years of indicators added, only five-year planning goal of 59.5%. This means completing the remaining 40.5% of the target this year. Feng, Minister of Industry and Economic Affairs of the Development Research Center of the State Council, said that the goal was faced with no small difficulties and challenges.　　But he reckons it will eventually reach that goal.　　Dadi, former director of the National Development and Reform Commission Energy Research Institute, said, "to be sure, the task of energy saving and emission reduction this year will be significantly heavier." According to statistics, "Eleven-Five" in the first three years, China's energy consumption growth rate significantly higher than planning expectations.　　2008, the total energy consumption amounted to 2.85 billion tons of coal, two years in advance and more than 2010 years to 2.7 billion tons of total control targets. With the rapid growth of total energy consumption, the adjustment of energy structure in the first three years has been slow.　　In 2008, for example, coal accounted for 68.4% of total energy consumption, only 0.7% per cent lower than in 2005, and it was difficult to achieve the 2010 target of 66.1%. Feng said that the "Eleven-Five" period of energy-saving concept, awareness and promotion of unprecedented, but still need to see difficulties and need to improve the place.　　During this period, energy saving mainly relies on the technology and structure of two means, through quantitative analysis, structure contribution of about 20%, technical contribution of about 80%.　　He pointed out that although there is still room for continued technical contribution, it has begun to shrink, assuming that "Twelve-Five" period to achieve with "Eleven-Five" similar to the energy-saving goal, must increase the contribution of structural energy saving, to reach about 50%.　　In fact, China's energy-saving situation in 2008 has a good momentum, but after the outbreak of the international financial crisis, in response to the crisis to take a package of stimulus plan, inevitably led to steel, cement and other high energy-consuming industries, increasing the difficulty of energy saving and consumption. Due to the rapid expansion in previous years, China's high energy consumption heavy chemical industry, the proportion of 2008 has reached the highest 80%. Zhou predicted that the future economic structure and industrial restructuring will play an important role in reducing energy intensity in China.