The China Auto Industry Chain Carbon Publicity Platform has been officially launched recently, and data from dozens of auto companies have been collected on this platform. The carbon footprint data of the first batch of nearly 1,400 models was released yesterday (June 19). The China Auto Industry Chain Carbon Publicity Platform is the first data platform in the country to reflect the carbon footprint of automobile products. Judging from the carbon footprint data of nearly 1,400 models released this time, the average carbon footprint is 259.67 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometer. Divided by fuel type, the carbon footprint of pure electric vehicles is the lowest at 192.75 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometer; The carbon footprint is the highest at 399.07 grams of CO2 per kilometer. It can be seen that electrification plays a key role in reducing the carbon footprint of automobiles. In addition, based on the low-carbon models announced this time, automobile manufacturers have adopted low-carbon innovative technologies at different stages through coordinated development of green design, green materials, green production, and green recycling, and a variety of low-carbon models have emerged. Carbon models. Zhao Dongchang, General Manager of China Automobile Carbon (Beijing) Digital Technology Center: In the future, the data collection of the platform will be more abundant, and the released carbon emission reduction information of automobile products will be more transparent. In addition, entrusted by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment and other competent authorities, we are already conducting carbon label research. China Automobile Center

On June 29, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment held a regular press conference. In response to the question of when CCER will restart, Liu Youbin, spokesperson of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, said that the Ministry of Ecology and Environment is accelerating the preparations for the launch of the voluntary emission reduction trading market, and strives to launch the national greenhouse gas voluntary emission reduction trading market as soon as possible this year. CCER stands for Certified Voluntary Emission Reduction, which is a trading product in the national greenhouse gas voluntary emission reduction trading market. The voluntary emission reduction trading market and the carbon emission trading market complement each other and together constitute a complete carbon trading system in my country. Promoting the construction of a voluntary emission reduction trading market is conducive to supporting the development of forestry carbon sequestration, renewable energy, methane emission reduction, energy conservation and efficiency enhancement, and encouraging a wider range of industries and enterprises to participate in greenhouse gas emission reduction actions, and promoting the realization of carbon peaking, Carbon neutrality goal. "We have noticed that all sectors of society have high expectations for the launch of the voluntary emission reduction trading market. At present, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment is accelerating the preparations for the launch of the voluntary emission reduction trading market in accordance with the requirements of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, and has made positive progress." Liu Youbin said, first of all, the main

The "Report on the First Compliance Cycle of the National Carbon Emissions Trading Market" recently released by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment shows that the cumulative trading volume of carbon emission quotas in the first compliance cycle of the national carbon market is 179 million tons, and the cumulative turnover is 7.661 billion yuan. The market is running smoothly Orderly, the transaction price rose steadily. The operational framework of the national carbon market has basically been established, the role of the price discovery mechanism has initially emerged, the awareness and ability of enterprises to reduce emissions have been effectively improved, and the expected goals have been achieved. The first compliance cycle of the national carbon market starts from January 1, 2021 to December 31 of that year. The report shows that in the first compliance cycle of the national carbon market, a total of 2,162 key emission units in the power generation industry were included, covering an annual greenhouse gas emission of about 4.5 billion tons of carbon dioxide, making it the largest carbon market in the world. In the first compliance cycle, carbon emission quota spot trading was carried out among key emission units in the power generation industry. 847 key emission units had quota gaps, with a total gap of 188 million tons, and the cumulative use of national certified voluntary emission reductions (CCER) was about 3273. 10,000 tons will be used for quota settlement and offset. On the whole, the market trading volume is relatively close

Summary On June 29, Global Energy Monitor (GEM), an independent research group headquartered in San Francisco, USA, recently published a report saying that wind and solar energy are booming in China, which may help limit global carbon emissions faster than expected. The initiative, announced by EU President Ursula von der Leyenv, aims to scale up the manufacturing of clean technologies and facilitate the EU's transition to clean energy. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said: "We need a regulatory environment that enables us to rapidly scale up the clean energy transition. The Net Zero Industry Act will do that." She continued, "It will create the best conditions for those industries that are critical to our goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050: technologies such as wind turbines, heat pumps, solar panels, renewable hydrogen and carbon dioxide storage." "Demand is growing in Europe and globally, and we are acting now to ensure we can meet more of that demand with European supplies," von der Leyen added. Why a Net Zero Industrial Act? The Net Zero Industry Act aims to strengthen the resilience and competitiveness of net zero technology manufacturing, attract investment, and accelerate progress towards the EU's 2030 climate and energy goals and transition to climate neutrality. According to the European Commission, the Net Zero Industry Bill, together with the European Critical Raw Materials Bill proposal and electricity market design reforms, establishes a clear European framework to reduce the EU's dependence on highly concentrated imports. The proposed legislation addresses

 On June 29, Global Energy Monitor (GEM), an independent research group headquartered in San Francisco, USA, recently published a report saying that wind and solar energy are booming in China, which may help limit global carbon emissions faster than expected. According to GEM, China currently has more solar panels installed in large-scale projects than the rest of the world combined. In wind energy, China has doubled its installed capacity since 2017. GEM says this is just the beginning, with China planning to more than double its wind and solar capacity by the end of 2025, which would lead to a 50% increase in the global number of wind turbines and an 85% increase in the number of large-scale solar installations worldwide. Last year, the world spent more than 500 billion US dollars on wind and solar energy (IT home note: currently about 3.62 trillion yuan), and China alone accounted for 55% of it. China has become the world's leading supplier of solar panels, which has reduced the cost of the entire supply chain, and relevant environmental protection laws and subsidy policies have also played an important role in promoting it. GEM also believes that China's 2030 green energy goals are expected to be achieved five years ahead of schedule. China is the world's largest coal consumer. Coal is mainly used for power generation. About 69% of China's carbon dioxide emissions come from coal. The development of renewable energy will effectively reduce the consumption of coal for power generation. Article source:

According to recent news, according to China Net, the State Council Information Office held a press conference on ensuring energy supply and ensuring a warm winter. According to Zhang Jianhua, director of the National Energy Administration, in 2022, the new installed capacity of wind power and photovoltaics will exceed 120 million kilowatts, and the cumulative installed capacity will exceed 700 million kilowatts, driving the installed capacity of renewable energy to exceed 1.2 billion kilowatts. The wind power photovoltaic industry has become the most competitive one of the industries. With the continuous expansion of the installed capacity of wind power and photovoltaic power generation, the role it plays in ensuring energy supply is becoming more and more obvious. First, wind power photovoltaic has become the main body of new installed capacity in my country. According to statistics, in 2022, the new installed capacity of wind power and photovoltaics will account for 78% of the country's new installed capacity; second, wind power and photovoltaic power generation has become the main body of my country's new power generation. In 2022, the new wind power and photovoltaic power generation will account for more than 55% of the country's new power generation. Third, the role of wind power and photovoltaic power generation in guaranteeing supply is becoming more and more obvious. According to the dispatch data of power grid companies, the average output of wind power and photovoltaic power generation in most parts of the country will account for about 15% of the average power

TrendForce's latest global solar PV market research shows that some of the unmet demand that emerged during 2021-2022 has carried over to 2023. In 2023, the newly installed photovoltaic capacity in the world will reach 351GW, with an annual growth rate of 53.4%. However, there are also some underlying factors that could negatively impact the market. According to TrendForce analysis, the Asia-Pacific region will have the largest installation demand in 2023, followed by the combined regions of Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East and Africa. It is currently estimated that the newly installed photovoltaic capacity in the Asia -Pacific region will reach 202.5GW in 2023, with a year-on-year growth rate of 55.4%. Countries in the Asia-Pacific region that are expected to achieve high growth rates of more than 40% include China, Malaysia, and the Philippines. In Europe, it is estimated that in 2023, the newly installed photovoltaic capacity in the region will increase by 39.7% year-on-year, reaching about 68.6GW. Germany, Spain and the Netherlands are the main sources of demand. In order to solve the problem of high electricity prices, many European governments provide subsidies and tax credits to promote the deployment of photovoltaic systems. From the perspective of the Americas as a whole, it is estimated that the total newly installed photovoltaic capacity in 2023 will be about 64.6GW. This figure implies a year-on-year growth rate of 65.2%. In the Americas, photovoltaic demand is highly concentrated in a few countries such as the United States, Brazil, and Chile.

The latest report from CINNO Research shows that in January 2023, China's new energy project investment amounted to 777.8 billion yuan (including Taiwan), and the new energy industry continued to maintain a high investment trend. Specifically, the main flow of investment funds in the new energy industry in China (including Taiwan) in January 2023 is as follows: The amount of investment in wind power and photovoltaics is about 316.7 billion yuan, accounting for about 40.7%; The total investment in lithium battery energy storage is 263.7 billion yuan, accounting for about 33.9%; The total investment in energy storage is 163.7 billion yuan, accounting for about 21.1%; The total investment in hydrogen energy is 19.8 billion yuan, accounting for about 2.5%. In 2022, my country's renewable energy will enter a stage of large-scale and high-quality leapfrog development. The newly installed capacity of wind power and photovoltaic power generation in the country will exceed 120 million kilowatts, a record high, driving the installed capacity of renewable energy to exceed 1.2 billion kilowatts. The National Energy Administration predicts that by 2025, my country's wind power and solar power generation will double on the basis of 2020, and in the new electricity consumption of the whole society, renewable energy will exceed 80%. Article source: IT House