2035 Asia's energy consumption accounts for half of the world's total

The website of the "Nihon Keizai Shimbun" disclosed on the 18th that according to calculations by Japan, Asia's energy consumption will account for one-half of global consumption by 2035.

The fourth Asian Energy Minister Roundtable will be held in Kuwait on the same day. According to the report, according to the prediction of long-term energy supply and demand of Asian oil-producing and consumer countries including the Middle East, by 2035, the energy consumption of the region will be converted into oil by approximately 9 billion tons. This level will It is 2.1 times that of 2008, accounting for about one-half of the total global consumption.

The Japanese side responsible for summarizing and estimating and providing demand forecast data for the Asian Energy Ministers Roundtable Meeting expressed the hope that all oil consuming countries pay more attention to the strategy of saving energy, and at the same time hope that all oil producing countries can increase investment and expand production capacity so as to Make the international energy market maintain a balance between supply and demand.

After arriving in Kuwait on the 17th, Saudi Arabia’s oil and mineral resources minister Naimi said that Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter, is ready to meet market demand at any time.