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On August 9, Geneva time, the latest assessment report released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) pointed out that global warming will be faster than previously expected, that is, it will reach 1.
5°C before 2030
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This report once again sounded the alarm for the current carbon-neutral path of the global petrochemical industry
The IEA report shows that if the goal of the Paris Agreement is to be achieved, that is, to limit the temperature rise to 1.
5°C by 2050, the global energy industry must fundamentally change the current investment and business mode, and invest a large amount or even all of its funds in clean energy.
China, and can no longer invest in fossil energy
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In this regard, even the most advanced companies in the field of environmental protection cannot do it
However, as an important participant and responsible party on the global carbon neutral road, although the global petrochemical industry currently has a direction, it does not seem to be able to deal with the climate problem in terms of technical reserves and equipment investment
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In terms of technical reserves, there are currently no effective and generalized carbon reduction technologies in the world, at least not fully meeting the requirements of "immediate, rapid and large-scale reduction of greenhouse gas emissions"
This is already the case, and we should not demand the petrochemical industry
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However, in the future, the petrochemical industry's competition in addressing climate issues will sharply intensify, and carbon reduction technologies are likely to become the winners and losers of future corporate development