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According to recent reports, OPEC has projected that China's crude oil demand will double over the next 25 years. Alongside China, energy consumption in South and Southeast Asian countries is also expected to rise significantly. Currently, China accounts for 17% of global crude oil demand, but this share is anticipated to grow to 29% by 2030. This surge in demand is largely driven by rapid economic expansion in these regions.
One of the key factors behind the rising demand is the increasing number of vehicles on Chinese roads. The country has experienced frequent shortages of gasoline and diesel, prompting temporary fuel rationing policies in some coastal provinces as early as 2007. To meet its growing energy needs, China has shifted away from self-sufficiency in crude oil and has instead ramped up imports. Experts predict that by 2010, China will need to import 200 million tons of crude oil annually—three times the volume it imported in 2000.
Despite efforts to curb demand growth, such as slowing industrial expansion, China’s industries continue to expand at double-digit rates, often surpassing government projections. Some analysts suggest that reducing global crude oil demand could stabilize international prices, but so far, no significant progress has been made in this area.
China is actively seeking new sources of crude oil worldwide, but its initiatives often face resistance. For instance, contracts between China and various oil-producing nations have drawn criticism from some Western economists. Additionally, ongoing disputes with Japan over oil and gas reserves in the East China Sea have persisted for years. The estimated reserves in that region are around 25 billion tons.
Meanwhile, Chinese refining companies are unable to pass on rising crude oil costs to consumers due to strict government price controls. This policy has forced some refineries to scale back production to minimize losses. At the same time, high inflation pressures are putting additional strain on the economy, further compelling the government to maintain low domestic oil prices. These challenges highlight the complex balance China must strike between energy security, economic growth, and inflation control.
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