Jilin province in northeastern China generated 10.13 TWh of electricity in November, ticking down 0.67% from a year earlier, according to the latest data released by the provincial energy bureau.

The province's power consumption amounted to 8.34 TWh in the month, down 1.81% year on year. Raw coal output fell 16.72% on the year to 678,600 tonnes in November.

Its crude oil production totaled 279,000 tonnes, dropping 2.53% year on year, and the oil processing volumes declined 2.33% to 756,100 tonnes.

Jilin produced 152 million cubic meters of natural gas over the month, down 3.5% from the year before, while natural gas utilization was recorded at 314 million cubic meters, declining 5.9%.

The province's cumulative power generation came in at 102.71 TWh over January-November, up 1.69% from the previous year, while its electricity consumption totaled 85.23 TWh, gaining 2.48%.

The cumulative raw coal output was registered at 7.64 million tonnes in the first eleven months, declining 5.64% year on year.

Jilin produced a total 3.75 million tonnes of crude oil (-0.62% YoY) in the same period, and processed 7.13 million tonnes of the fuel (-18.77% YoY).

Its accumulative natural gas output decreased 5.1% on the year to 1.69 billion cubic meters in the first eleven months, while its consumption dropped 1.8% to 3.11 billion cubic meters.