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The usa offshore wind project is hindered, with industry experts predicting that the usa will complete less than half of its emissions reduction target by 2030.
① The global offshore wind power projects are likely to fail to achieve the previously ambitious goals due to soaring costs, project delays, and insufficient supply chain investment; ② The International Renewable Energy Institutions estimate that the global installed capacity of offshore wind power will fall short of the target by one-third, while other institutions believe that the usa will not be able to achieve half of its emission reduction targets by 2030.
Traditional energy resurgence? Oil tycoon Chris Wright may become Trump's Secretary of Energy.
Chris Wright is considered to be "very, very skilled in energy" and has heavily criticized terms like "climate crisis," "clean energy," and "carbon pollution" associated with the eco-friendly concept. According to Trump's previous plan, the next Secretary of Energy will play a key role in promoting the export of liquefied henry hub natural gas (LNG).
Global Economy Is Failing on Vow to Use Energy More Efficiently
us energy giant: it doesn't matter who enters the White House, what matters most is whether the energy policy is consistent.
①Chevron's CEO Mike Wirth pointed out that for the next government, what is truly important is a coherent and consistent energy policy; ②He believes that affordable and reliable energy is crucial for keeping inflation at a level the economy can afford; ③He stated that Chevron is trying to maintain good cooperation with both parties, but the usa needs stable policies to encourage investment.
How will the US election impact energy policy? - Huatai Securities
HTSC stated that nuclear energy is the consensus direction of the two parties in the United States energy industry, and continues to be bullish on investment opportunities under the global nuclear energy policy shift.
Renewable energy is expanding at an accelerated pace! The share of electricity generation reached a record high of 30% in 2023
As renewable energy sources such as wind energy and solar energy continue to expand at a pace that far exceeds traditional fossil fuels such as coal, the share of renewable energy in the global electricity scale rose to a record 30% last year.
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