Global Energy Ecological Transformation

“China’s wind power actually generates more electricity than nuclear power.” Zhang Xiaoqiang, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, said at the 7th Summer Davos Forum on September 11 that “China’s new solar energy capacity is expected to exceed 10GW this year. Ranked first in the world."

It is understood that the theme of this year's Davos Forum is "Innovation: imperative." A number of experts in the global energy sector participated in discussions on energy hot topics and elaborated on energy development and relations with China. At the meeting, experts generally viewed China's energy prospects and development potential. "In the next 20 years, if we must be in close contact with three countries in the energy sector such as oil and gas, clean energy technologies, then these three countries must be China, China, and China!" Fatih, chief economist of the International Energy Agency . Birol said.

Multi-energy complementarity system is the development direction

In the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan”, China has identified nuclear energy, wind energy, solar energy and biomass energy as the development priorities of the new energy strategy.

“In the transformation of energy structure, China will explore the strategic shift of energy mix, especially the further development of renewable energy. Its experience and lessons are worth learning from other countries.” Zola, chairman of the South African National Power Corporation. Sossi said.

When attending the "Asia's Energy Outlook" sub-forum, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Trina Solar Ltd. Gao Jifan also said that when considering the global energy cooperation, national leaders should unswervingly develop renewable energy, "because solar energy in Asia Most countries can actually achieve a ratio of 20% or even 30%."

Gao Jifan stated that although the prospects for the development of photovoltaics are bright, there are still some technical problems that need to be resolved. "For example, the issue of smart grids, how to establish complementary systems in the future and other energy sources." Gao Jifan said, "Individuals believe that solar energy and coal, natural gas, and other energy sources will constitute a multi-complementary system in the future."

Lin Boqiang, director of the China Energy Economic Research Center at Xiamen University, said that in the long run, Asia is still dependent on conventional energy, especially coal.

“How to make coal use cleaner will become a key issue for sustainable energy development in Asia, but this issue has not yet been a good solution.” Lin Boqiang pointed out, “The difficulty in clean coal utilization lies in the high cost of technology. How to make coal technology cheaper and easier for developing countries to obtain is the key to solving the problem."

Global Energy Ecological Transformation

“The new trends and changes in global energy development have had a huge impact on the long-term energy security strategies of countries.” Fatih. Birol said.

Experts at the meeting believe that the current world energy system is undergoing changes. The shale gas revolution in the United States has attracted much attention from the world. Some Asian countries have also expressed that they will continue to develop nuclear energy programs. The growth of renewable energy is strong. In addition to wind energy and solar energy, many countries, especially in Asian countries, have begun to focus on promoting hydropower development in order to use hydropower as much as possible.

"The strategic adjustment of energy structure comes from policy-driven. Each country can further determine the diversification strategy of energy development based on economic growth goals." Giuseppe, chairman of Eni Group, Italy. Ricky suggested that all countries and regions can accelerate the development of renewable energy from the perspective of sustainable development, in particular, use financial means to subsidize the development of new energy, and accelerate the popularization and routine of the development of unconventional energy and new energy. Change.

At the meeting, wireless transmission technology has also become a hot topic of discussion. Tulsi Tanti, chairman of Suzlan Energy Group, stated that wireless transmission technology can fundamentally change the world in the coming years.

“The entire world has trillions of dollars of infrastructure grids built. These devices transport electricity from where it is produced to where it is consumed. It is not efficient, but there are a lot of losses.” Tulsi Tanti said, “The wireless transmission method is Safe and effective, will have a huge impact in the next 10 years, change the existing transmission and consumption of electricity. In the field of wireless transmission technology applications, electric vehicles and mobile phones will be hot spots."