The global renewable energy industry accelerates development

The transformation of the global energy structure is accelerating.

The Brazilian government has continuously introduced policies and measures to provide funding and policy support for solar and other industry-related infrastructure and projects.
By 2035, the total investment in Brazil’s power industry will exceed 30 billion U.
S.
dollars, 70% of which will be used for solar photovoltaics, wind power, and production.
Renewable energy technologies such as material energy and ocean energy.

Prospects for future industry development can be expected

Dr.
Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency, said that if governments and investors can increase their efforts in the development and utilization of clean energy in accordance with the sustainable development concept set by the International Energy Agency, this will respond to the problem of global climate change.
It is a great encouragement.
The International Energy Agency calls on the government, energy companies, investors and the public to actively participate in the energy structure optimization and transformation.

Nicholas Stern, the former chief economist of the World Bank, said that from a global perspective, the uncertainty of the supply of fossil energy such as oil and natural gas is increasing.
In contrast, the prospects for the development of the renewable energy industry are promising.
According to Stern’s analysis, as the issue of climate change has received increasing attention, more and more countries are making efforts to reduce the pollution caused by fossil fuels such as petroleum.
At the same time, the development of renewable energy on a global scale is required.
Costs are declining, which provides an opportunity for the growth of the industry.
In the medium and long term, investment in the development of renewable energy industries will receive more and more attention and has been included in the development strategies of many countries.

　　Ben Mike Williams, an energy expert at the Brugge Institute for Economic Research in Belgium, believes that while the government is increasing public investment, it is also very important to be able to effectively attract investment in the private sector.
On the one hand, governments of various countries can adjust market expectations through policy guidance to enable investors to foresee the prospect of investing in a low-carbon economy; on the other hand, they should further accelerate the integration of internal energy markets, strengthen international policy coordination, and ensure that energy prices remain at a constant level.
A stable and reasonable range to attract investors' attention to the green energy industry.

　　"In order to achieve sustainable development and the climate goals of the Paris Agreement, member states should strive to increase the proportion of renewable energy sources, ensure access to universal and reliable electricity, and actively build an inclusive, resilient, and low-carbon energy system.
" United Nations Asia Pacific The Executive Secretary of the Commission, Ali Shahbana, said at the 2020 Global Energy Internet (Asia) Conference.
This conference proposed that it is necessary to accelerate the development of clean energy bases with good resource conditions and excellent economic benefits, and to send power to the energy-using centers in the continent, to create a "West-to-East power transmission, North-to-south power supply, multi-energy complementation, and regional interconnection" in the continent.
Energy development pattern.
On this basis, we will build a power interconnection channel between Asia and Europe, Africa, and Oceania, and realize cross-continent energy mutual benefit.

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