China will vigorously develop non-fossil energy. What projects can be developed?

Fossil energy sources that are common in daily life, such as coal, oil, natural gas, etc., are all one-time-use energy sources. They are not only unsustainable for development, but also pollute the environment. From a long-term perspective and from an environmental protection perspective, China should seek to develop non-fossil energy. There are many non-fossil energy projects, such as wind energy, solar energy, nuclear energy, and biomass energy.

Wind energy is a relatively common non-fossil energy source in life. Fu'an, China, is vast, especially in the northwest, where wind energy resources are relatively abundant. If wind energy power generation related equipment is installed in the northwest, it will definitely increase power generation and reduce Coal resources generate electricity, and wind energy is a very clean energy source. We have a successful local case of converting wind energy into electric energy. Wind energy generators are installed in mountain passes where winds are relatively strong throughout the year, and then the wind energy generators are integrated into the national grid. In this way, water conservancy can provide electricity to residents. It can also promote employment for some local residents. It can be said that it accomplishes multiple things with one stone.

The prospects for solar energy projects are also very broad. China has 9.6 million square kilometers. The sun shines directly on the earth. There are no restrictions on mountains and rivers. Whether it is the mainland or the ocean, whether it is a mountain or an island, it is very convenient to collect and the resources are very rich. At the same time, solar energy is inexhaustible and can be continuously used. Now we use solar equipment, such as solar generators, solar panels, solar water heaters, etc. We must increase the development and utilization of solar energy so that solar energy can replace fossil energy as soon as possible.

There is also a more forward-looking energy source, which is nuclear energy. At that time, it was one of the most promising future energy sources for mankind. Relevant media reported that 1 kilogram of uranium can provide the energy equivalent to burning 2,500 tons of high-quality coal. Therefore, countries around the world are also increasing their development and utilization of nuclear energy. About 16% of the world's electricity is produced by nuclear reactors. China is already vigorously advancing its nuclear power development plan. Further expand the role of nuclear energy.

The earliest energy used in human history was biomass energy. For example, in ancient China, firewood was the first to obtain energy. With the development of history, people have used high technology to further play the role of biomass energy. For example, people now make biogas and use urban and rural organic waste, straw, and water to produce it through anaerobic digestion. Methane, used for living. The conversion process of biomass energy is to synthesize carbon dioxide and water into biomass through the photosynthesis of green plants. The use process of biomass energy generates carbon dioxide and water, forming a cyclic emission process of carbon dioxide, which can effectively reduce the net emissions of human carbon dioxide. Reduce the greenhouse effect.