Coal and the Climate Challenge in China KELLY SIMS GALLAGHER Energy Technology Innovation Policy Harvard Kennedy School www.energytechnologypolicy.org.

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Coal and the Climate Challenge in China KELLY SIMS GALLAGHER Energy Technology Innovation Policy Harvard Kennedy School

Outline China’s energy demand in context Domestic energy and environmental challenges and centrality of coal The rise of China’s influence on world energy prices and environmental conditions Confronting the climate-change challenge Concluding thoughts and prospects for international energy cooperation with China

Energy Comparisons USAChinaChina/USA Total energy consumption, 2006 (Mtoe) % Net oil imports, 2006 (M bbl/day) % Total oil consumption, 2006 (M bbl/day) % Electricity capacity, 2007 (GW) % Coal consumption, 2006 (Mtoe) % Reserves (percent of world) Coal Oil Gas 27% 2% 3% 13% 1% Passenger cars (cars, pickups, SUVs), millions, 2007 ~230~3013% Total carbon dioxide emissions, 2007 (billion tonnes) ~6 100% Population300 million1.3 billion433%

Climate Change Stabilization Scenarios Source: IPCC Working Group I Report, Fourth Assessment, 2007, pg

Data source: IEA, World Energy Outlook 2007

China’s GHG Emissions Profile Data Sources: Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Center for Clean Air Policy, “Greenhouse Gas Mitigation in China,” November 2006.

Coal Emissions BAU Total Emissions (Gt CO 2 ) Coal Emissions (% of total) Coal as fraction of global emissions Emissions (Gt CO 2 ) Coal Emissions (% of total) Coal emissions as fraction of global emissions United States (36%) 8% (39%) 6% China54.1 (82%) 16% (78%) 21% World2611 (42%) 42% (45%) 45% Data source: IEA, World Energy Outlook 2007

Transport Emissions from Oil BAU Total Emissions (Gt CO 2 ) Transport emissions from oil (% of total) Transport as % of global emissions Emissions (Gt CO 2 ) Transport emissions from oil (% of total) Transport as % of global United States (43%) 9% (41%) 7% China (6%) 1% (11%) 3% World % % Data source: IEA, World Energy Outlook 2007 (assumes all oil goes to transport for USA)

Capital Costs of Advanced Coal in China in 2006 Zhao, Xiao, Gallagher, Wang, and Xu, forthcoming, Energy Policy, 2008

Global Oil Demand Growth and Oil Prices Statistics, International Energy Agency, February 2008 (above); and Oil Market Report, IEA, February 2008 (left)

Global Coal Demand Growth and Coal Prices Oster, S., “China Spurs Coal-Price Surge,” WSJ, February 12, 2008 (above); EIA, “International Coal Consumption Tables,” 2007 (left)