2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2009.04.008
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Current situation of energy consumption and measures taken for energy saving in the iron and steel industry in China

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“…China is the world's largest producer of iron and steel. In 2006, China's share of world steel production was 34% and this figure is expected to increase, consistent with continued growth in domestic demand (Guo & Fu, 2010). In contrast to other countries, the iron and steel sector in China has a large number of small, inefficient producers.…”
Section: China's Iron and Steel Sectormentioning
confidence: 81%
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“…China is the world's largest producer of iron and steel. In 2006, China's share of world steel production was 34% and this figure is expected to increase, consistent with continued growth in domestic demand (Guo & Fu, 2010). In contrast to other countries, the iron and steel sector in China has a large number of small, inefficient producers.…”
Section: China's Iron and Steel Sectormentioning
confidence: 81%
“…Coal is the most important fuel used in the Chinese iron and steel sector. In 2004, the energy consumption mix of the Chinese iron and steel sector was 69.9% coal, 26.4% electricity, 3.2% fuel oil and 0.5% natural gas (Guo & Fu, 2010). …”
Section: China's Iron and Steel Sectormentioning
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“…The iron and steel sector is the largest industrial consumer of energy, accounting for approximately 15% of China's total energy consumption. Although current efficiencies are much better than they were in the past decades (Guo and Fu, 2009;IEA, 2007), the average energy consumption per unit of steel is about 20% greater than that of other advanced countries (Guo and Fu, 2009). The pollution caused by the iron and steel industry is also serious.…”
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“…In China, poor energy efficiency and serious pollution from the iron and steel industry are mainly due to the fact that much of the production is at small-scale facilities (Guo and Fu, 2009;AAM, 2009;Zhu, 2008). Therefore, the government developed an aggressive strategy to eliminate small and inefficient furnaces.…”
Section: Reduction Of Pcdd/f Emissions To Air In the Cement Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%