Energy and Environment

China, India increasingly drive energy demand

By Associated Press
Published November 12, 2013 5:00am ET
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China, India increasingly drive energy demand
Workers stand on tanks at the Dina oil and gas production zone of PetroChina at the Tarim Basin in northwest China's Xinjiang Uigher Autonomous Region. Facing pressure to overhaul a worn-out growth model, China's leaders are promising dramatic changes at a weekend meeting starting Nov. 9, 2013 that reform advocates hope will make history by unleashing a new wave of economic transformation. (AP Photo) | AP

China and India are increasingly driving world energy demand as the United States’ production boom puts it on track to become independent of the global market, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday.

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