China's first energy consumption does not exceed America's

The IEA released data showing China has become the world's largest energy consumer China responded by saying "data is not credible" yesterday, foreign media quoted the IEA as saying China had overtaken the US as the world's largest energy consumer. In response, Zhou Xian, director general of the National Energy Bureau, replied in the first time: "This figure can be used for reference, but we do not believe it."　　"In fact, the IEA report also pointed out that this is only" preliminary data ", but this report has immediately aroused Western media attention.　　China was "first" again. IEA "Data is not credible" China's energy consumption is not over the U.S. The International Energy Agency, despite its name "international", is in fact only a rich-country inter-governmental organization. China's energy consumption last year amounted to 2.252 billion tonnes of oil equivalent, about 4% higher than the US 2.17 billion tonnes, according to data released by the IEA in Monday.　　China has overtaken the US as the world's largest energy consumer.　　Zhou Xian, director of the National Energy Bureau's General Division, responded yesterday at the National Energy Agency's press conference that "data is not credible". According to the 2009 Statistical Bulletin of National Economic and social development of the People's Republic of China, the total energy consumption in 2009 was 3.1 billion tons Tce.　　Roughly, that amounts to 2.17 billion tonnes of oil equivalent, less than the IEA estimates, and no more than the U.S. energy consumption over the same period.　　Zhou Xian said the IEA had a smattering of information about China, especially in the case of China's energy-saving and emission-reduction programmes over the years.　　The Western world looks to China as the boss of energy consumption in fact, in recent years the Western world has been speculating about China's time as the biggest energy consumer.　　The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that China had become the world's biggest car market and had the world's largest population, and that the rapidly rising middle class of a large economy had snapped up cars, air-conditioning and refrigerators, which would "contribute" to a lot of new energy consumption sooner or later.　　The US Forbes article says China's growing energy demand has transformed global energy markets, leading to higher prices for oil, uranium and other natural resources. British media reported this morning: "From what kind of cars to build what kind of power plant, China will increasingly determine how the global use of energy." "The Western world is so eager to expect China to become the boss of energy consumption, in fact it is for its own benefit."　　The German finance and economics magazine "manager" sharply pointed out that all Chinese purchases will become more expensive!　　Now, whether China's energy demand continues to flourish, will affect the decision making of many Western energy and financial giants.　　Experts interpret the energy consumption in the post-industrial stage will decline the Chinese Petroleum University, vice dean of Business Administration Dong Xiucheng pointed out that China's Tce and the International Energy Agency of the oil equivalent of each have the respective standards, the specific conversion relationship is not clear. Dong Xiucheng said Western countries have long been promoting the "China energy threat" as a WesternChina is the world's largest energy consumer and is in line with the fundamental strategy of the West, according to the IEA, the Energy Agency of developed countries.　　In fact, many Chinese experts believe that it may be a matter of time before China becomes the world's largest energy consumer, but as the economy grows, the intensity of energy consumption will begin to decline as it enters the post-industrial phase. Wen/Intern Yin Xiaolin journalist Morninghill