National Development and Reform Commission Zhao Chenxin: Enterprises reduce or even stop energy imports from the United States, which has no impact on our country's energy supply

On April 28th, Zhao Chenxin, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, said at a press conference of the State Council Information Office that the current domestic energy supply is sufficient and the market price is generally stable. The United States accounts for a low proportion of China's energy imports. In 2024, our country imported very little crude oil, natural gas and coal from the United States, accounting for a very low proportion of total energy consumption. Our country's energy import sources are diverse. At present, the international energy market is fully supplied. Enterprises reduce or even stop energy imports from the United States, which has no impact on our country's energy supply.