Carbon Neutrality Scenarios

Buildings Final Energy Consumption

Buildings

Carbon Sequestration

Total Electricity Generation

Electricity

Emissions

Final Energy

Total Hydrogen Production

Hydrogen and Other Secondary Energy

Industry Final Energy Consumption

Industry

Land Cover

Others

Total Primary Energy

Primary Energy

Population

Socioeconomic and Energy Service Demand

Transportation Final Energy Consumption

Transportation

Coal-Fired Power Plants

Construction Cost (total)

Construction Costs

Total Profit After Tax in 2020

Financial Status

Financial Status per Province

Operating Cost (total)

Operation Costs

Internal Rate of Return

Scenario Predictions per Province

Scenario Predictions per Unit

Energy Balance

Overall Energy Balance

National Energy Balance

Regional Energy Balance

Energy Flows

Energy Sankey Diagrams

Energy-related CO2 Emissions

Emissions by sector from the production side

Energy consumption by energy type

Energy consumption

National emissions

Overview

Energy Statistics

Composition of Investment in Fixed Assets of State-Owned Units in Energy Industry

Construction and Investment of Energy Industry

Electricity Generation by Region

Energy Consumption

Basic Statistics on Heating Supply in Cities by Region

Energy Production

Growth Rates of Energy and Electricity Production and Consumption

General Survey

Electricity Consumption/GDP (2015 US$)

International Comparison

Socioeconomics

Output of Major Farm Products

Agriculture

Floor Space of Buildings under Construction refers to the total floor space area of buildings under construction in the reference period. It includes buildings new started; buildings started earlier and continued during the reference period; buildings suspended earlier but restarted during the reference period; buildings completed during the reference period; and buildings under construction but suspended during the reference period. Floor Space of Buildings Started in the Year  refers to the total floor space area of the buildings started in the year by real estate development enterprises. It excludes the buildings started in previous years and continued in the year, and the buildings suspended in previous years but restarted in the year. The start of a construction is defined by the date of ground breaking or pile driving. The floor space of the buildings started in the year includes that of the entire building. Floor Space of Buildings Completed refers to the total floor space area of buildings that have been completed in the reference period in accordance with the requirements of the design, up to the standard for accomondation or putting into use,  and have been checked and accepted by departments concerned as qualified or up to the standard of buildings completed and can be handed over for putting into use. Floor Space of Commercial Buildings Sold refers to total contracted area of commercial buildings (i.e. area of floor space as designated in the formal contracts signed by both sides) sold by real estate development enterprises in the year.

Building Floorspace

Building and Real Estate

Main Items of General Public Budget Revenue of the Central and Local Governments

Government Finance

Production Capacity of Main Industrial Products of Industrial Enterprises above Designated Size

Gross National Income (GNI) originally known as gross national product(GNP), refers to the final result of the primary distribution of the income created by all resident units of a country during a certain period of time. The value-added created by the resident units of a country engaged in production activities is distributed, during the primary distribution, mainly to the resident units of that country, while part of it is distributed to the non-resident units in the form of production tax (minus subsidies to production), compensation of employees and property income. In the meantime, a part of the value-added created abroad is distributed to the resident units of the country in the form of production tax (minus subsidies to production), compensation of employees and property income. The concept of gross national income is thus developed, which equals to gross domestic product plus the net income from primary distribution from abroad. Unlike GDP which is a concept of production, GNI is a concept of income.