1.463 Million Tons of Carbon Emissions Curtailed by NaaS in H1 2023, Ensuring Stability and Efficiency of Global Transport Energy System
Mr. Zhai ascribed the formidable challenge facing new energy development to three factors: "Source"--at supply side, renewable energy, in an intermittent, unstable and seasonal nature, makes an impact on stable grid operation; "Grid"--at operation side, surge of electricity leads to mounting pressure on grid operation and necessitates demand for grid regulation; "Charge"--at demand side, anxiety of charging and energy supply, as one of barriers in EV development, requires a more sound charging service network and higher percentage of high-power charging infrastructure, alongside solutions to eradicate range anxiety of EVs constrained by battery performance and capacity.
- In 2022, global carbon emissions from transport sector totaled 8.4 billion tons, roughly representing 24% of the world's total carbon emissions; and China's transport-related carbon emissions (1.258 billion tons+) accounted for 10.4% of China's total carbon emissions.
- In other words, slashing carbon emissions in transport sector, which of paramount importance, is an unstoppable trend.
- With digital technology and AI technology at the core, NaaS creates an "energy brain" for the future Internet of transport energy.
- Serving to "Empower the World with Green Energy", NaaS, Mr. Zhai said, plans to cut China's transport-related carbon emissions by 10% or 1% of national carbon emissions.