Recently, the novel coronavirus pneumonia (novel coronavirus pneumonia) has released the global energy review: the impact of the new crown pneumonia crisis on global energy demand and carbon emissions, based on the analysis of the impact of new crown pneumonia on global energy consumption. IEA The report points out that the spread of new official pneumonia has caused the biggest impact on the global energy system in nearly 70 years, resulting in a decrease of about 8% in global energy related carbon emissions, and the global energy demand is expected to decrease by 6% in 2020. At the same time, the global power structure will accelerate the transition to low-carbon, and renewable power generation is expected to increase to 40% of power demand. All countries in the world are planning economic stimulus programs to hedge the impact of the epidemic. At this time, investing in clean energy can not only solve the short-term economic challenges, but also create a green and low-carbon new economic growth path, and continue to provide jobs in the next 10 years at least. It is a long-term plan with sustainable development, and also a lever to deal with the economic recovery after the new coronavirus epidemic.
Since May, with the "return to work review" of various countries, the development of renewable energy such as solar energy has been used as a solution to attract investment, support employment and revive the economy. According to Polaris solar photovoltaic network statistics, about 9 countries have released relevant measures, plans and policies for photovoltaic industry support.
Details are as follows:
UK: will support renewable energy and circular economy through tariff reduction
Ukraine: a new renewable energy development bill has been enacted, and the construction of new solar and wind farms with "green electricity price" has been suspended to improve the development conditions of renewable energy.
Germany: considering the current rapid development level of the solar industry, the 52gw threshold subsidy limit is to be removed.
Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh Electric Power Corporation recently signed a solar energy cooperation and development memorandum with suppliers such as encyclopedia solar energy investment and Development Co., Ltd., ves Co., Ltd. and TTC Energy Co., Ltd. The supplier will provide a number of preferential policies to customers in Ho Chi Minh City who install and use roof solar energy.
Tasmania: launch a draft 200% renewable energy plan to double renewable energy production by 2040.
Israel: announced a $7.1 billion new energy and water infrastructure investment plan to help the economy recover. Among them, about US $1.8 billion will be used to add 2 gigawatts of photovoltaic power installation.
Australia: novel coronavirus pneumonia is officially launched by the clean energy committee of Australia. It aims to revive Australia's economic downturn from the new crown pneumonia epidemic by increasing investment in renewable energy and energy storage.
South Korea: the South Korean government held the 9th press conference of the basic power supply and demand planning working group, which increased the proportion of renewable energy power generation from 15% to 40%, and planned to install 30.8gw solar energy projects by 2030. After the hearing, the government will determine the final content and make it public.
Uzbekistan: Uzbekistan's Ministry of energy recently announced the national power supply plan 2030, according to which Uzbekistan plans to increase the solar installed capacity by 5 GW by 2030.