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China's Xi Urges Faster Development of New Energy System as Middle East War Continues

Xi said a greener, more diversified energy system will support China’s security and growth as coal remains the backbone of supply.

  • On Monday, April 6, Chinese President Xi Jinping called for accelerating construction of a new energy system to safeguard China's energy security, according to state broadcaster CCTV.
  • Global energy shocks from the five-week-old Pakistani-brokered conflict involving Iran prompted the directive, even as Tehran resists pressure to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
  • President Jinping emphasized that coal remains the foundation of China's energy system, serving as a flexible backup; oil imports via the Strait of Hormuz represent only around 5 per cent of consumption.
  • Construction on a solar thermal power plant by China General Nuclear Power Group at 4,550m altitude in Tibet began yesterday, bolstering hydropower and nuclear power expansion.
  • Analysts note that a more resilient, diversified energy system provides a strong guarantee for China's economic development, as the Party Central Committee advances the new energy security strategy.
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Beijing. China’s President Xi Jinping called for accelerated planning and construction of a new energy system to safeguard the country’s security in this area, a few weeks after the war in the Middle East began, which has caused global energy disruptions.

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China's President, Xi Jinping, asked for speeding up the planning and building of a new energy system to protect the country's energy security, on the basis of the global energy shocks generated by the war with Iran, the CNBC transmitted it.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping asked for speeding up the planning and construction of a new energy system to protect the country's energy security, in a few weeks after the war in Iran announced global energy shocks, over months...

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CNN Brasil broke the news in Brazil on Monday, April 6, 2026.
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