New energy technology is the inevitable way to achieve carbon peak and carbon neutrality

Original source: Science and Technology Daily

Reporter: Lu Chengkuan

(Science and Technology Daily, Beijing, April 12) "At present, major countries and regions in the world attach great importance to the development of new energy technology and continue to increase investment.

The transition to low-carbon, zero-carbon energy and the reshaping of the modern energy system are inevitable choices for achieving the UN's sustainable development goals, coping with global climate change, and promoting a "green recovery" of the global economy in the post-epidemic era.

The report conducts a systematic analysis of the global solar energy, wind energy, biomass energy, geothermal energy, nuclear energy, hydrogen energy, energy storage, energy Internet and other 8 different new energy technology fields from 2000 to 2019, as well as 20 representative technical topics.

The research results show that global research in the field of new energy is entering a period of accelerated development.

In terms of supporting China's energy strategic layout, the report pointed out that the breakthrough and popularization of large-scale energy storage technology is a strong support for the development of renewable energy.

At the same time, hydrogen energy will be an important medium for building a future energy system and realizing energy reforms.

The report also pointed out that the breakthrough of solar fuel technology and its cost reduction will help reduce oil dependence.

　　More importantly, the future energy Internet will give full play to the dual advantages of "Internet +" smart energy to achieve overall energy allocation and optimization.