Abstract:Using grey correlation degree and panel regression model, this paper discusses the evolution and influencing factors of energy consumption structure of major technological powers in recent 30 years. Studies have shown that the evolution of energy consumption structure is generally characterized by decarbonization, cleanliness and security, which is manifested as the decline of oil and coal in energy consumption, the slow growth of natural gas, the decline of nuclear energy fluctuation and the rapid growth of renewable energy. Urbanization, population size, industrial structure, technological progress, foreign economy and trade, per capita GDP are highly correlated with the proportion of fossil energy consumption in various countries, but the largest correlation factors are not the same. Energy consumption intensity, per capita GDP, the proportion of urban population, and the proportion of import and export in GDP have significant indigenous impacts on the proportion of fossil energy consumption. Among them, the proportion of urban population has the greatest positive impact, and the inhibitory effect of per capita GDP is the strongest. In comparison, China "s energy consumption is relatively large, and its structure has remained " coal-oil-renewable energy-natural gas-nuclear energy " for a long time. High correlation between fossil energy consumption and industrial structure, energy consumption intensity and population size.