China delivers green answers to global low-carbon actions

According to another set of figures provided by the World Sun City Association’s secretary-general, Cher Busto, Americans have an annual carbon dioxide emission of 25 tons, compared with 5 tons per capita in China. Liu Qi, deputy director of China's National Energy Administration, said in Texas that after the World Climate Conference was held in Copenhagen in 2009, the development direction of the global economy shifted to a low-carbon economy, and energy-saving and renewable energy had become the highest priority areas for energy development.

Who is the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide? China in the process of industrialization often encounters unjust judgments. According to another set of figures provided by the World Sun City Association’s secretary-general, Cher Busto, Americans have an annual carbon dioxide emission of 25 tons, compared with 5 tons per capita in China.

“Because there are too many Chinese people, people think that China has the most emissions.” At the Fourth World Sun City Conference in the eastern city of Texas, Cheer Busto affirmed the Chinese government’s efforts to deal with global climate change. According to the goals that the Chinese government has set, by 2020, the unit's GDP will be reduced by 40% to 45% compared to 2005.

Liu Qi, deputy director of China's National Energy Administration, said in Texas that after the World Climate Conference was held in Copenhagen in 2009, the development direction of the global economy shifted to a low-carbon economy, and energy-saving and renewable energy had become the highest priority areas for energy development. China has abundant solar energy resources and has carried out fruitful work in solar energy applications such as solar water heaters and solar photovoltaic power generation. In recent years, with the rapid development of photovoltaic cell manufacturing, China has become a country that has an important influence on the world's solar energy utilization and equipment manufacturing.

"I came to China about 15 years ago. Now that the development of China's new energy industry is rapid, the quality of new energy products has improved significantly. This not only opens the Chinese market, but also opens up markets in other parts of the world." International Solar Energy Society David Rani said.

The rapid development of China's new energy industry benefits to a large extent from the government's active promotion. According to Wang Baosong, assistant to the Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of China, in order to increase financial investment, the central government set up two special projects for energy conservation, emission reduction and new energy development. In 2010, the scale of investment reached 100 billion yuan, which was mainly used to support the consumption of environmental energy and environmental protection products, support the development and application of low-carbon technologies, and support the new energy industry to become bigger and stronger.

The enterprise itself, which is the main body of the market economy, has also played an irreplaceable role in the construction of a low-carbon economy. The reason why the 4th World Sun City Conference was chosen in Dezhou, Shandong, is directly related to the rise of local solar energy and other new energy industries. Huang Ming, vice chairman of the International Solar Energy Society and Huangming Solar Energy Co., Ltd., said that the classic meaning of the Sun Valley in China that was shown to the world in Texas is to illustrate that an ordinary city can also be built as a template for the development of low-carbon cities.

Although there is still a huge gap with the Silicon Valley in the United States, the Sun Valley, which was built by the Emperor Ming Group and spent more than 5 billion yuan, still gives international colleagues a new look. In the Sun Valley, the most advanced solar energy application technology in the world today is concentrated. However, Huang Ming still believes that this is only a model that is not yet perfect. If we can bring a little new energy to people who come to visit and take action in the practice of low-carbon life, that is the biggest gain.

As mankind has endlessly developed earth resources, a series of global issues such as energy crisis, climate crisis, and environmental crisis have hampered the development of mankind, protecting the environment and reducing carbon emissions have become imminent. At this year's Sun City Conference, Huang Ming also put forward the "micro-displacement strategy for the earth" for the first time. He said that China's Sun Valley is a microcosm of mankind's future ark project. Only by reducing emissions can humanity have hope. Ultimately, human beings must rely on their own efforts to save themselves. This requires the concerted efforts of people around the world.

Huang Ming’s move was positively responded to by all parties involved. Shi Dingyao, president of the China Renewable Energy Society, said that after the Indonesian Bali Conference, the Copenhagen International Conference on Climate Change, and other international climate conferences, we realized that the formation of an inter-governmental global, mandatory carbon emission reduction target is difficult. In the post-Copenhagen era, the use of non-governmental forces to develop and promote new energy, promote low-carbon technologies, and develop a low-carbon economy have become models.

The International Solar Energy Society's former Monica Oliver Finton said that in a very short period of time, China has become the largest manufacturer of solar water heaters in the world, and Emperor Ming Solar is China's largest manufacturer of solar water heaters. In recent years, China has grown from being a wind energy product to being the world's largest manufacturer of wind energy products. Moreover, China is also the largest manufacturer of photovoltaic products, and its output accounts for 40% of the world's total. The new energy companies represented by Huang Ming inject more vitality into this promising industry. China's Sun Valley's spectacular renewable energy complex is the best example of China's rapid rise in new energy.