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2005年夏,广州街头的出租车似乎一下子少了许多,加油站一度出现了排队购油、甚至有价无市的局面。7月下旬以来,广东汽油供应一直偏紧。9月,受台风影响,加油站又人满为患。国家发改委等主管石油供应的政府部门和中石油不得不从各地调配石油,以应对广东的需求。一油难求,令人们纷纷质疑,我国的石油储备究竟能否应付得了大范围的石油需求缺口,在能源供应紧张的情况下,石油储备究竟能为能源解困起多大
In the summer of 2005, the taxi on the streets of Guangzhou seemed to be a lot less suddenly. At one time, the queuing up of oil stations appeared at gas stations and there was even a priceless market. Since late July, Guangdong’s gasoline supply has been tight. In September, affected by the typhoon, the gas station was overcrowded. National Development and Reform Commission and other government departments in charge of oil supply and PetroChina had to deploy oil from all over to deal with Guangdong’s demand. Oil is hard to find, people are questioning whether China’s oil reserves can cope with a wide range of oil demand gap. In the case of energy supply shortage, how much oil reserves can help solve the problem of energy