Re: Fotovoltaico, auto elettriche e autonome, eolico

e gli asini volano

China is leading the way in the electrification of its economy thanks to deliberate policy choices and relatively low power prices, recent analyses show.

The context: In 2024, electricity made up 28% of China’s total final energy consumption — a metric that includes things like fuel burned by cars and heating appliances — up from 27% the prior year, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). That’s comfortably ahead of the US (22%) and the EU (21%), who are both falling behind in this critical area of climate action.

If the world is to keep climate change to relatively safe levels, electricity must account for at least half of all energy consumption by 2050, and fossil fuels will need to be largely phased out of power generation by then, according to most estimates.

The latest: China’s electricity consumption has been growing much quicker than its economy (7% versus 5%), according to a new IEA report, which says that trend is expected to remain in place for at least the next three years.

The ongoing surge in power demand is partly due to the electrification of conventional manufacturing facilities, which are ditching coal-burning furnaces in favour of large heat pumps, among other measures. Households and corporate buildings are also adopting electric heat pumps.

This technology is increasingly being deployed in China’s light industries — in areas like textile, food, and electrical product manufacturing — although heavier processes such as chemical production and petrochemical refining are also making the transition.

The shift from coal for both residential and industrial heating is being driven by policies aimed at improving air quality, reducing emissions, and maximising energy efficiency, the IEA says. Carbon pricing and financial incentives for manufacturers, together with support for heat pump makers, are among the measures being used.

While the provision of heat in buildings and industry is still responsible for a staggering 40% China’s national carbon dioxide emissions and coal use, this share has fallen by more than 5% over the past decade, the IEA says.

The agency notes that China’s electricity consumption is also being spurred by rapid growth in the electricity-intensive manufacturing of electric vehicles, solar panels, and batteries. And the country’s brisk move to electric mobility, increased uptake of air-conditioners amid worsening heatwaves, and mass build-out of data centres and 5G networks are all contributing as well.

Another driver of electrification, according to US-based research group RMI, is low electricity costs.

The province of Zhejiang, which is a major global producer of solar panels and batteries, is the world leader in swapping combustion for electrons. It’s reached an electrification rate of 51%.

This can be largely explained by province’s low electricity tariffs, according to RMI. “There are no high-electrification territories with high electricity prices.”

As such, Europe and the US will continue to fall behind China in the global electrification race — unless they lower their power prices.

RMI previously said China is rapidly transforming itself into “the first major electrostate”.

https://theprogressplaybook.com/2025/02/19/why-china-is-leading-the-global-switch-to-electricity/

sapere fare una cosa (che nessun altro al mondo sa fare) NON vuol dire farla .... povero vecchio analfabeta testa di cazzo

lo avevo già messo, lo rimetto

https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-record-surge-of-clean-energy-in-2024-halts-chinas-co2-rise/

le emissioni cinesi si prevede abbiano raggiunto il picco storico, d'ora in avanti scenderanno

le rinnovabili in Cina si prevede andranno bene anche quest'anno 

sparati coglione

ahahah! sei proprio un povero citrullo

La Cina cerca nuovo petrolio con grande audacia a profondità mai viste prima

Guidato dall’Accademia cinese di scienze geologiche, il progetto coinvolge diversi istituti di ricerca e aziende. Il suo scopo: sviluppare un impianto di perforazione intelligente che possa raggiungere profondità di 15.000 metri. “Il megaprogetto scientifico e tecnologico nazionale Deep Earth è una strategia lungimirante che si allinea alle frontiere scientifiche globali, garantendo al contempo la sicurezza energetica e delle risorse nazionali”, ha dichiarato l’agenzia di stampa statale Xinhua, citata dal South China Morning Post.

Frontiere scientifiche a parte, tutto ruota intorno al petrolio, al gas e alle altre risorse minerarie. Questo era lo scopo di un progetto della CNPC nel bacino di Tarim, nella Cina nordoccidentale, dove la major petrolifera statale ha sperimentato trivellazioni fino a 11.000 metri di profondità. Le trivellazioni sono iniziate nel 2023.

i signori fossili (come anche il parruccato demente e la nana decerebrata) possono fare quello che vogliono, purtroppop per loro c'è la Cina di Xi Jinping che gli fa il culetto a filetti sottili sottili sottili .....

https://about.bnef.com/blog/global-cost-of-renewables-to-continue-falling-in-2025-as-china-extends-manufacturing-lead-bloombergnef/

Bp verso l’addio agli obiettivi nelle rinnovabili

ciaone

la previsione per le utility usa 2025 secondo eia , l'ultimo anno decente prima della catastrofe trump ?

https://cleantechnica.com/2025/02/24/solar-battery-storage-to-lead-new-u-s-generating-capacity-additions-in-2025/

il solito grafico imbecille di suo dato che per come conta le rinnovabili conta le fossili 4 volte .... già spiegato un milione di volte, non lo rispiego

net zero  2050 ?

al passo attuale delle rinnovabili direi almeno un decennio prima

inutile spiegare, non capiscono

:-)

Ma adesso si permette addirittura di supercazzolare la gente con quest'altra puttanata allucinante della "riprogettazione"

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ma vai a spalare la neve o togliere l'erbacce dal giardino analfabeta del cazzo

Vogliamo provare ad immaginale l'immenso sforzo produttivo che sta alla base di una così infelice esternazione?

Già sarebbe uno sforzo impossibile per la sola fantasia immaginare che il povero rossi potesse realmente mettersi a produrre centinaia di migliaia di micetti in così poco tempo..

Ma adesso si permette addirittura di supercazzolare la gente con quest'altra puttanata allucinante della "riprogettazione"

Cionondimeno appena tre giorni prima...

la civiltà, il fotovoltaico nuovo installato nel 2021 fu 53 GW, nel 2022  87,41 GW , nel 2023 216,88 GW, nel 2024 277,17 GW, più che quintuplicato in 3 anni, più che triplicato in due anni .... ritmo spettacolare che untio a tutto il resto che la Cina fa dimostra per la miliardesima volta nella storia l'enorme vantaggio competitivo REALE delle economie centralizzate in confronto alle FAVOLE del denaro ebreo di un INESISTENTE ed IMPOSSIBILE e MAI ESISTITO NELLA STORIA vantaggio competitivo delle economie 'libertarie', del privato

:-)

Renewable energy accounts for 56 pct of China's total installed capacity

Updated: January 28, 2025 21:41 Xinhua 

BEIJING, Jan. 28 -- The newly installed capacity of renewable energy in 2024 accounted for 86 percent of China's total newly installed power capacity, while the cumulative installed capacity of renewable energy made up a record high of 56 percent of the nation's total, according to new data from the National Energy Administration (NEA).

The NEA data released Monday showed that China's renewable energy sector added a new installed capacity of 373 million kilowatts in 2024, representing a year-on-year increase of 23 percent. Hydropower and wind power contributed 13.78 million kilowatts and 79.82 million kilowatts, respectively, while solar power and biomass power increased by 278 million kilowatts and 1.85 million kilowatts.

By the end of 2024, the cumulative installed capacity of the country's renewable energy reached 1.889 billion kilowatts, a 25 percent increase from the previous year. Hydropower accounted for 436 million kilowatts, wind power for 521 million kilowatts, solar power for 887 million kilowatts, and biomass power for 46 million kilowatts.

Last year was the second year that China's cumulative installed capacity of renewable energy power generation has exceeded 50 percent of the country's total installed capacity. By the end of 2023, the renewable energy power generation capacity in China surpassed half of the total installed capacity for the first time in history.

Meanwhile, China's renewable energy generation also reached 3.46 trillion kilowatt-hours in 2024, with a year-on-year rise of 19 percent, accounting for about 35 percent of the total electricity generated. T

The combined power generation from wind and solar energy amounted to 1.83 trillion kilowatt-hours in 2024, a 27 percent increase from 2023. The figure is roughly equivalent to the electricity consumption of the tertiary industry in 2024, and surpasses the residential electricity consumption, which stood at 1.49 trillion kilowatt-hours.

As China strives to achieve its dual carbon goals, the country is vigorously developing a green economy, with renewable energy as one of the engines.

https://english.www.gov.cn/archive/statistics/202501/28/content_WS6798de96c6d0868f4e8ef410.html

beh ... si

siamo allo stato della materia 'topologico' ....

https://www.hwupgrade.it/news/cpu/majorana-1-il-primo-processore-quantistico-basato-su-qubit-topologici-microsoft-e-una-rivoluzione_135889.html

cazzo, che decennio spettacolare

:-)

ahhahahahh come no mi hai convinto..lo sai tu