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For a long time, China's energy structure has been dominated by coal. This over-reliance on traditional energy has, to a certain extent, restricted the modernization of the energy system. With the global emphasis on clean energy and the continuous advancement of technology, China must accelerate the pace of energy transformation, actively develop and utilize new energy, and optimize the energy consumption structure.

In this transformation process, the transportation and distribution of energy is crucial. Although air transport and freight are not directly mentioned, the optimization and upgrading of traditional transportation modes such as railways, roads and sea transportation have provided guarantees for the efficient circulation of energy. At the same time, emerging transportation modes such as pipeline transportation and ultra-high voltage transmission are also constantly changing the distribution pattern of energy.

From a global perspective, competition and cooperation among countries in the energy field are becoming increasingly fierce. Issues such as energy supply security, price fluctuations, and environmental impacts have become the focus of the international political and economic arena. As a major energy consumer in the world, China needs to play a more active role in global energy governance, strengthen energy cooperation with other countries, and jointly respond to energy challenges.

Back to China, the development of the energy industry has also put forward higher requirements for relevant policies and regulations. The government needs to formulate scientific and reasonable energy policies, guide energy companies to increase R&D investment, improve energy efficiency, and promote energy technology innovation. At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen the supervision of the energy market and ensure fair competition and stable operation of the energy market.

In addition, the energy awareness of the public also plays an important role in energy transformation. By strengthening energy education, popularizing energy-saving knowledge, and increasing public attention and participation in energy issues, a good atmosphere can be created for the whole society to jointly promote energy transformation.

In short, under the great changes in global energy, China urgently needs to break the outdated and backward concept of energy security, focus on the actual needs of the energy system and the development trend of the world energy system, and achieve sustainable development and security of energy. This is a long-term and arduous task, which requires the joint efforts of the government, enterprises and all sectors of society to collaborate and innovate, and work tirelessly to build a clean, low-carbon, safe and efficient energy system.