New energy, what can 5 trillion solve?

[China Epoxy Network (China Epoxy Industry Online)News from August 11, 2010: New energy planning, what can 5 trillion solve? The "Emerging Energy Industry Development Plan" that has been revised several times has been finalized a few days ago.
On July 20, 2010, the Department of Planning and Development of the National Energy Administration, Changjiang Bing, revealed the news: The cumulative direct investment during the planning period (2011-2020) will be up to 5 trillion yuan.
The "Emerging Energy Industry Development Plan" not only includes nuclear power, wind energy, solar energy, and biomass energy.
The development and utilization of these renewable energy sources, as well as the upgrading and transformation of traditional energy sources, have also become the focus.
This is also the reason why the “Renewable Energy Industry Development Plan” that was initially popular was named the “Emerging Energy Industry Development Plan”.
The plan also provides policy guidance on the industrial application of technologies such as clean coal, smart grid, distributed energy, and new energy for vehicles.
According to China Epoxy Network/China Epoxy Industry Online ( the capital investment for emerging energy has soared from 3 trillion yuan in the 2007 "Renewable Energy Medium and Long-term Development Plan" to 50,000 yuan.
100 million yuan, Jiang Kejun, a researcher at the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, explained that the main reason is that it has increased the development goals in renewable energy.
Compared with the mature new energy industries in the United States, Europe and other countries, the new energy industry in Mainland China basically relies on state investment, and government investment is more dominant.
The United States will invest only US$150 billion in new energy in the next ten years, which is the mainland of China.
One-fifth of the estimated investment.

However, Zhou Dadi, former director of the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission and vice chairman of the China Energy Research Association, believes that compared with the total national fixed asset investment of 20 trillion in 2009, the investment of 5 trillion yuan in emerging energy in the next 10 years is really a Very small number.
There are too many places where funds are needed in various fields of new energy to plug the gaps.
Can the huge amount of investment have a significant effect-that is, to change China's energy structure and achieve the goal set by President Hu Jintao that non-fossil energy accounts for about 15% of total primary energy consumption by 2020? Industry experts are not optimistic.
In recent years, the absolute scale of renewable energy has increased year by year, but the proportion of total energy consumption has shown a downward trend.
In 2007, domestic renewable energy accounted for 8.
5% of total primary energy consumption, compared with 7.
9% in 2008 and only 7.
8% in 2009, which is only half of the planned 2020 target.
According to China Epoxy Net/China Epoxy Industry Online ( the proportion of renewable energy in total energy consumption has not risen but declined.
The reason is that the growth rate of total energy consumption Much faster than renewable energy growth.
Compared with the United States and Europe, the development of distributed energy in China is far from mature.
The United States and Western Europe basically no longer build large-scale power sources and large-scale energy facilities.
It is those energy utilization facilities that depend on the user terminal market that continuously improve their energy utilization efficiency, continuously reduce emissions, and continuously optimize their energy structure.

    "These integrated energy supply systems dotted around user walls, basements, and on the side of industrial installations have established the foundation for users to popularize distributed renewable energy and storage-type electric vehicle systems in the next step.
" Han Xiaoping, Chief Information Officer of China Energy Network So stated.
In China, not long before the "Emerging Energy Development Plan" was initially set, the State Grid Corporation of China formulated the first draft of the technical regulations for the inclusion of distributed power in the power grid and reported it to the National Energy Administration.
There was no unified standard before.
For the most popular international distributed energy system, which is built on the demand side and uses natural gas for cogeneration of heat, electricity or heat, electricity, and cooling, the country is still at a sporadic pilot stage.
Shen Longhai, director of the Service Industry Committee of the China Energy Conservation Association, believes that under the current domestic development of new energy, every industry needs to be considered and must not be biased, and certain support must be given to comprehensive utilization of energy.
Zhou Dadi said that the proportion of investment allocation is still difficult to determine: "National investment is not directly linked to projects.
The key is to see which industries have room for development.
It does not mean that 5 trillion yuan of projects has been found.
"The issue of investment returns is also under consideration.
Jiang Kejun said: “From an investment perspective, investing in wind power is less risky and easy to obtain benefits.
It seems that it is difficult to obtain benefits from investing in solar photovoltaic power generation.
” Will investing in 5 trillion yuan arouse the current hype "The hot energy investment market", Zhou Dadi is also not optimistic.
"There will be no hot investment situation," he said.
"What's more, we should change the practice of relying solely on investment to drive the industry.
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(Our reporter Huan Yang)

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