Recently, a major breakthrough in solid-state battery technology has immersed the whole network in joy. It is said that once this new type of battery is installed, the range anxiety will become a thing of the past, easily breaking through 1000 kilometers, charging is lightning fast, and more importantly, it will not explode and will not spontaneously combust.
As if overnight, solid-state batteries have combined thousands of advantages and become a star in the field of new energy.
However, in the midst of the cheers, I felt a hint of worry. If solid-state batteries are really fully applied, will there still be a market for those traditional fuel vehicles?
At that time, where will the mainland's huge oil industry go? How will the huge tax deficit in the oil industry be compensated? How will those who are engaged in the oil industry survive?
These are not unfounded concerns, but real challenges before us. After all, the importance of oil, as the blood of modern industry, is self-evident.
Although China is not a major oil producer, oil plays an irreplaceable role in the heavy chemical industry and war readiness savings. If civilian vehicle oil is fully replaced by new energy, then we are likely to be controlled by others at a critical moment.
Of course, promoting the development of new energy is the trend of the times, which is understandable. However, in this process, should we think more carefully about how to balance the relationship between new energy sources and traditional energy sources, and should we set aside some market space for the oil industry to ensure the country's energy security?
For these problems, netizens are also discussing. Some people believe that the state should let the oil industry lose less, after all, it is an important industry related to the country's energy security. Some people also believe that the development of new energy is for the sustainable development of the future, and the oil industry should also actively transform and find a new direction of development.
However, in my opinion, all of these ideas have their merits, but they also have certain limitations. We should not simply oppose new energy and traditional energy sources, but should see the complementarity between them. The rise of new energy will indeed have a certain impact on traditional energy, but this does not mean that traditional energy should be completely eliminated.
On the contrary, while promoting the development of new energy, we should also set aside a certain market space for traditional energy sources to achieve diversified energy supply.
In addition, for those working in the oil industry, it will take time for them to adapt to this change. After all, the oil industry is a huge industrial chain that involves the livelihoods of many practitioners. We can't simply let them lose their jobs overnight, but we should help them make the transition smoothly through policy guidance and skills training.
As for other problems brought about by the comprehensive application of solid-state batteries, such as battery recycling and disposal, rising electricity prices, etc., we also need to plan and deal with them in advance. We should not wait for problems to arise before we start to find solutions, but should formulate relevant policies and measures in advance to ensure the sustainability of new energy development.
In short, the breakthrough of solid-state batteries has undoubtedly brought new hope and challenges to the field of new energy. In this process, we need to keep a clear head and a long-term vision, not only to actively promote the development of new energy, but also to pay attention to the safety of traditional energy and the livelihood of practitioners. Only in this way can we achieve sustainable energy development and long-term peace and stability of the country.
Of course, these are just some of my personal superficial observations. I believe that everyone has their own opinion and perspective on this issue. However, regardless of our views, we should remain rational and objective in order to better respond to the challenges and opportunities that may arise in the future.
Finally, I would like to say that both new and traditional energy sources are products of human civilization and have their own rationality and value. We should face these changes and challenges with an inclusive and open mind, and jointly promote the progress and development of human society.
At the same time, for those netizens who are following this issue, I would like to say that your views and suggestions are very important. Let's work together to make suggestions for the balanced development between new energy and traditional energy, and create a better tomorrow for our future!