Coordinated Evaluation On The Development Of Economy And Energy Consumption In Different Regions Of China

Since the petroleum has been found in 1853 in American which brought a huge industry revolution in the whole world, the non-renewable resource has been the major energy we used until today. Energy, which become one of basic strategy resources in society and important factors for economy system.China as an great energy country has been developing in a rapid rate, the economy and the quality of people's life are steadily increasing, however, the great development comes with a price. Such as ecological environment is being destroyed,resource depletion, the contradiction between the increase of economy and both society and the ecology. We are began to pay attention to the energy efficiency and rational utilization of resource. Sustainable development therefore has emerged as the goal of our country development. Coordinated development as the standard which judges the development whether healthy or not. The research is more important to China as its complicated geographic conditions and the unbalanced energy located.The research was conducted based on the literature review about the energy and the develop of economy both from domestic and overseas. Therefore, this dissertation was drafted to evaluate the coordinated development between energy utilization and economy development from a perspective of economical. At the same time, we establish a target system of coordinated development and three panel date models for evaluating the Coordinated Development extent of Economy-Energy consumption-Energy efficiency in different region of China, applies evaluation model to calculate the coordinated development degrees of different regions of china and 30 proveniences included. The result indicate that the overall coordinated development degree of china is 0.45, and the coordinated development degrees of 30 proveniences are from 0.10 to 0.90.Also the problem these 30 proveniences are quite different. Therefore, the article proposes that economic development and energy efficiency are both essential to development of society.