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Akshat Rati is a senior climate reporter for Bloomberg News and author of the book Climate Capitalism.
We called him up because we'd seen stories about the war and the rising oil prices due to the war being great for clean energy.
And China makes and uses a lot of energy.
So China is the world's largest consumer of energy, period.
It consumes essentially more of everything.