China's Oil and Gas Supply Stable in Q1 2026 as Output Rises

9 articles · Updated · Global Times · Apr 27

Crude oil output rose 1.3% and natural gas increased 3.0% year-on-year, according to NEA officials, despite global conflicts impacting energy markets.
China's energy sector resilience was supported by expanded infrastructure, diversified imports from nearly 50 countries, and record-high wind and solar installations in 2025.
The country’s shift toward renewable energy has enhanced supply security, with wind and solar now surpassing thermal power in installed capacity and China leading global wind and photovoltaic equipment supply.

Can China's vast renewable energy grid truly insulate it from future global oil and gas crises?

How will China's dominance in clean energy manufacturing reshape the global economic balance of power?

Beyond solar and wind, what future energy technology is China aiming to dominate next?

What are the financial risks of China's dual investment in renewables and new fossil fuel infrastructure?

How will US restrictions on Chinese green technology affect the speed of the global energy transition?

Is China's strategy of building new coal plants compatible with its ambitious climate goals?