New energy industry: cooperation is greater than confrontation

At the node where the US mid-term elections were less than a month ago, the United States launched a new round of "energy warfare" to China's new energy industry. With the end of the Copenhagen conference, a new era of economics has come to the fore, focusing on low carbon, new technologies for emission reduction, and the development of a new energy economy era that conserves resources. The opening of this era will inevitably breed a new type of industry, which will become a catalyst for driving overall economic growth. In the past 20 years, the United States has “taste” the rich wealth brought about by the new economy represented by information technology. For the low-carbon economy, the “key” to open the treasures of Alibaba is the new energy industry.

In fact, except for the United States, other countries such as Europe and the United States have realized this. However, there are only a handful of truly powerful leaders. This year, China’s GDP surpassed Japan’s, becoming the second largest economy after the United States. China’s acceleration of the development of new energy industries has also made the United States realize that in the future energy sector, only China can compete with one of the highest. For China, making great progress in the field of new energy is likely to surpass the United States in the future era of low carbon economy. Americans know that they are powerful, so the escalating energy war between China and the United States is inevitable. In addition to strengthening the barriers to technology, the United States will attack China in any of the advantages of new energy sources in the future. The 301 investigation is to first remove China's energy from the domestic energy consumption market.

It is not difficult to see that in the field of new energy, it is impossible for China and the United States to quickly achieve the goal of transition to a low-carbon economy era, and the two sides have huge advantages and complement each other. Achieving a low-carbon economy requires not only technology but also capital and manpower. Only when these factors come together can we promote the rapid development of a low-carbon economy. At present, it is difficult for each country to rely on its own strength to achieve economic low-carbon development. In the future, joint development of China, Europe and the United States is an inevitable choice.

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