Today I want to talk about the development trend of the third energy revolution brought about by carbon neutrality. As global warming has become more and more serious, countries around the world have begun to limit carbon emissions, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, in this context, it is critical to find an energy source that can replace or reduce the use of fossil fuels. At this time, how to produce and use clean energy will also become the key to the third energy revolution.
1 Reduce the use of gasoline vehicles and vigorously develop new energy electric vehicles. Because burning petroleum brings about very high carbon emissions, the carbon emissions of electric vehicles are much lower than that of gasoline vehicles. Therefore, governments of various countries are currently vigorously promoting the development of electric vehicles, hoping that people will be able to buy and use more electric vehicles in the future. At present, there are also many electric vehicle companies. Well-known companies include Tesla, BYD, NIO, etc. In addition, traditional car companies are also transforming and developing electric vehicles. Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, etc. all have corresponding electric vehicle development plans. Therefore, electric vehicles will be one of the development trends of the future energy revolution.
2 Use solar power to eliminate the use of coal for power generation. Due to the continuous investment of solar energy companies over the past ten years, emerging technologies such as HJT and Topcon have become more and more mature. And these emerging technologies make photovoltaic panels use solar power more and more efficient, so the use of solar power has become more and more popular. In addition, because the carbon emissions brought about by coal power generation are also very high, governments around the world are also vigorously promoting various solar power generation projects to reduce the approval of coal power generation projects. Therefore, solar power generation will be one of the future energy development trends.
