Today, I’m sharing with you this logic diagram for the conceptual organization of new energy. It’s incredibly valuable. After reviewing it, you’ll feel a sudden enlightenment about how interconnected these popular concepts and sectors are this year.
The new energy strategy is one of China's top strategies for establishing its position in the world over the next few decades. Why is its strategic position so important? This article explains our country’s new energy strategy in simple language and clear logic.
Friends who follow international politics and economics may already know that the U.S. maintains global dominance by tying the dollar to oil — controlling both the supply of dollars and oil, which allows them to continuously reap the fruits of labor from people worldwide through the petrodollar system. For China and the U.S., breaking the existing global dominance of the petrodollar system is crucial. The key lies in establishing a new financial order to replace the old one. Based on the interpretation of various policies this year, binding the digital yuan to carbon emissions appears to be the most likely new financial order proposed by China’s top think tanks to replace the petrodollar. New energy forms the core of this top-level design, making it the highest priority. Only when China achieves carbon neutrality and carbon peak before European and American countries can we use their own concept of restricting carbon emissions, originally intended to morally pressure developing nations’ industrial growth, against them.
The three core components of new energy are downstream applications, upstream collection, and intermediate transmission and distribution.
Let’s start with the application side. Automobiles play a crucial role in modern daily life...