NEA deputy director Ge Ju said oil and gas account for roughly one-third of China’s terminal energy consumption, concentrated in transport and industry, leaving substantial substitution potential. Beijing will push electricity substitution and aims to raise electricity’s share of terminal energy consumption to about 35% by 2030; in transport the NEA plans an urban-highway-rural charging and swap network with more than 40 million charging facilities by 2030, supporting charging capacity for over

NEA deputy director Ge Ju said oil and gas account for roughly one-third of China’s terminal energy consumption, concentrated in transport and industry, leaving substantial substitution potential. Beijing will push electricity substitution and aims to raise electricity’s share of terminal energy consumption to about 35% by 2030; in transport the NEA plans an urban-highway-rural charging and swap network with more than 40 million charging facilities by 2030, supporting charging capacity for over 110 million electric vehicles.