The effects of carbon pricing in China are examined here using a computable general equilibrium model of the Chinese economy developed jointly by the State Information Center of the Chinese government with help from Monash University. The model is based on the 2007 input-output table of the Chinese economy and features 137 production sectors. Production is based on inputs of capital, energy, labour and land, where labour is differentiated to account for workers with different skills while primary energy is supplied as either coal or a hybrid of oil and gas. There is substitutability between different factors of production including different types of energy. In each scenario full pass-through of carbon pricing to electricity prices is assumed.