In today's global landscape, energy issues have always been one of the core concerns of the development of all countries. One of the key purposes of United States' military presence around the world is to control energy corridors.
Japan, Korea, and Taiwan regions of China are submissive to United States, and energy factors are closely related to it. The system of oil trade settled in US dollars has allowed the US dollar to occupy a dominant position in the world economy. Oil is the blood of industry, and countries have to reserve dollars in order to obtain oil, and the dollar is extremely low cost to United States, but it makes other countries pay many costs.
Today, China is undergoing remarkable changes in the energy sector. In the domestic auto market, domestic brand new cars accounted for 70%, and electric/hybrid vehicles accounted for 50% of new cars. This data is a clear indication that China is gradually reducing its dependence on imported oil. China's change is not only of great significance to itself, but also brings hope to the vast number of developing countries.
In Egypt, for example, China is helping to build a new energy system. The first is the establishment of pumped storage power stations, which provide the basis for the storage and distribution of energy. Egypt's vast desert provides unique conditions for the development of photovoltaic and wind power. Through pumped storage and wind-solar joint dispatch, the stability of energy supply can be effectively guaranteed. Coupled with the widespread establishment of charging facilities and the promotion of vehicle electrification, Egypt's economy is expected to achieve internal circulation. The whole process does not require the participation of US dollars, which undoubtedly opens up a new path for Egypt's economic development.
Countries such as Saudi Arabia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Indonesia, Turkey and Iran also have great potential. In particular, Saudi Arabia has unlimited potential for wind and solar development in its vast territory. China has advanced technologies in joint scheduling, system stability, harmonic processing, fast response, signal transmission and remote control, AC and DC conversion, etc. Many university teachers, students and research institutes are committed to research related topics, and manufacturing companies also have strong production capacity, which can provide one-stop power system equipment solutions for these countries.
China's development in the energy sector worries the United States. United States has long controlled the world economy through the petrodollar system, China's use of electricity to the extreme and the construction of a new energy system is undoubtedly a cake for United States. United States is trying to gain global benefits by controlling oil and energy, and China's new energy track not only has a huge role in promoting economic development, but also has an increasing influence in the energy field. This is more influential than a nuclear bomb, which is destroyed, and the energy and economic means can be controlled.
China's high-speed rail turnkey model is also reflected in the energy sector. From design to training, no other country in the world can do it. Although the United States has some voices that are not friendly to Chinese products, it relies on Chinese transformers and other products. China's innovation and development in the energy sector is gradually changing the world's energy landscape, injecting new vitality into the global economic development, and providing new options and hope for those countries eager to break free from the shackles of the dollar.
The speed at which China is developing in the field of electric/hybrid vehicles is impressive. Many domestic automobile brands continue to rise, and technology continues to innovate. Car companies have invested heavily in battery technology research and development, which has led to an increase in vehicle range and a shortening of charging time. This not only improves the consumer experience, but also further promotes the popularization of new energy vehicles. As more and more vehicles no longer rely on gasoline, the demand for imported oil will naturally decline.
When it comes to helping other countries develop their energy systems, China's technological superiority is reflected in a number of ways. For example, in harmonic processing technology, it can effectively reduce harmonic interference in the power system and improve power quality. This is essential for countries that rely on electricity for development, and a stable and high-quality power supply is the guarantee of industrial development and the livelihood of residents. In terms of remote control, advanced technology can realize the precise control of power stations and other facilities thousands of miles away, which greatly improves the efficiency of energy management.
From an economic point of view, moving away from the dollar settlement system means reduced economic risks for developing countries. The fluctuation of the US dollar exchange rate often brings instability to the economies of various countries, and by developing their own new energy systems and reducing their dependence on the US dollar, we can make economic development more independent and stable. Taking Indonesia as an example, with the gradual introduction of China's energy technology and the establishment of an energy system suitable for the country, it can reduce the losses caused by the fluctuation of the US dollar in international trade, and at the same time enhance its voice in the international economic arena.
For Saudi Arabia, the development of wind and solar energy can not only achieve energy diversification, but also occupy a more favorable position in the global energy market in the future. Saudi Arabia has taken advantage of its own land resources and combined with Chinese technology to build large-scale wind and solar power stations. This will not only meet the growing energy demand in the country, but also export excess electricity and create new economic growth points. In the process, China has further enhanced its international influence through technology export and equipment supply.
In terms of international public opinion, China's energy development model has also received widespread attention. Media and experts from many countries have expressed their appreciation for China's new energy technology and development model. Some European countries have also begun to study China's experience in energy dispatch and electrification development, hoping to learn from it and apply it to their own energy transition. This has also prompted China to carry out cooperation and exchanges in the field of energy with more countries.
China's innovation and development in the energy sector is an ongoing process. In the future, with the continuous progress of technology, China is expected to make greater breakthroughs in energy storage and transmission efficiency. For example, the development of new battery technologies could bring electric vehicles to a new level of range and even change the landscape of the entire transportation industry.
At the same time, in terms of the construction of the energy Internet, China is also actively exploring the interconnection of various forms of energy to achieve efficient use and intelligent allocation of energy. This will not only bring new opportunities for domestic energy development, but also provide more models and experiences for countries around the world to learn from. Under the general trend of global energy transition, China is leading the change with a positive attitude and contributing to building a more equitable and sustainable energy world.
China's education and talent training in the energy sector also provide a solid backing for its development. Many colleges and universities have opened energy-related professional courses and trained a large number of professionals. These talents not only play an important role in domestic energy projects, but also actively participate in international cooperation projects. They have brought advanced concepts and technologies to the world, laying the foundation for the dissemination and application of energy technology in China.
From an environmental perspective, China's new energy development can help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. With the popularization of electric vehicles and the large-scale application of renewable energy, the use of traditional energy sources such as coal and oil is gradually decreasing, which is of great significance for mitigating global climate change. Many countries have seen this and are actively cooperating with China on clean energy projects.
In international cooperation, Chinese companies are also constantly expanding their markets. Some energy companies develop energy projects in partnership with local companies. This cooperation model not only promotes local economic development, but also brings new business opportunities for Chinese enterprises. At the same time, the Chinese government has also introduced a series of policies to support energy companies to go global and enhance their international competitiveness.
China's energy development has made remarkable achievements in technological innovation, economic impact, international cooperation and other aspects. In the future, China will continue to explore and move forward in the energy field, and contribute more wisdom and strength to the transformation of the world energy pattern and the economic rise of developing countries. China will play an increasingly important role in both new energy technology research and development and international energy cooperation, opening a new chapter in global energy development.