High　energy　production　is　the　global　requirement　that　is　the　demand　of　high　economic　growth　in　the　country　and　needs　regulators　and　recent　researchers＇　emphasis.　Therefore,　the　current　study　examines　the　impact　of　economic　factors　such　as　gross　domestic　product　(GDP),　national　income,　employment　rate,　foreign　direct　investment　(FDI),　and　inflation　and　technological　advancement　on　energy　production　in　China.　The　present　article　has　used　the　secondary　data　extracted　from　World　Development　Indicators　(WDIs)　from　1976　to　2020.　The　present　research　has　employed　the　nonlinear　autoregressive　distributed　lagged　(NARDL)　model　to　explore　the　association　among　the　understudy　constricts.　The　findings　revealed　that　all　the　economic　factors　such　as　GDP,　national　income,　employment　rate,　FDI,　inflation,　and　technological　advancement　have　a　significant　and　positive　association　with　energy　production　in　China.　This　article　guides　the　relevant　authorities　and　policymakers　in　developing　and　implementing　the　policies　related　to　generating　high　energy　production　using　foremost　economic　factors.