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Annual Report on China’s Response to Climate Change (2017)Energy Transition Driven by the Energy Internet

Annual Report on China’s Response to Climate Change (2017): Energy Transition Driven by the... [To achieve carbon neutrality, a country must first phase out fossil fuels and increase the percentage of renewable energy in its energy systems, including electric power, heating, and transportation systems. Wind and solar power will be the primary energy sources of the future. To solve the volatility of wind and solar power, grids which integrate a high proportion of renewable energy sources must provide sufficient flexibility to ensure energy security. The Energy Internet is a new energy utilization system which offers greater flexibility and increases the share of energy generated from renewable sources. The development of the Energy Internet has significant implications for carbon neutrality and energy transition. By using it wisely, the entire society, including construction, mining, manufacturing and transportation sectors, will be able to replace fossil fuels with renewable sources. China has rolled out policies to support the development the Energy Internet, and launched a wide range of Energy Internet pilot projects.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Annual Report on China’s Response to Climate Change (2017)Energy Transition Driven by the Energy Internet

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Publisher
Springer Nature Singapore
Copyright
© Social Sciences Academic Press and Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020
ISBN
978-981-13-9659-5
Pages
77 –89
DOI
10.1007/978-981-13-9660-1_8
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Abstract

[To achieve carbon neutrality, a country must first phase out fossil fuels and increase the percentage of renewable energy in its energy systems, including electric power, heating, and transportation systems. Wind and solar power will be the primary energy sources of the future. To solve the volatility of wind and solar power, grids which integrate a high proportion of renewable energy sources must provide sufficient flexibility to ensure energy security. The Energy Internet is a new energy utilization system which offers greater flexibility and increases the share of energy generated from renewable sources. The development of the Energy Internet has significant implications for carbon neutrality and energy transition. By using it wisely, the entire society, including construction, mining, manufacturing and transportation sectors, will be able to replace fossil fuels with renewable sources. China has rolled out policies to support the development the Energy Internet, and launched a wide range of Energy Internet pilot projects.]

Published: Nov 2, 2019

Keywords: Energy internet; Energy transition; Flexibility

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