The path to achieving carbon neutrality innovation-a report from the Carbon Peak Carbon Neutrality Technology Forum

As one of the parallel forums of the 2021 Zhongguancun Forum, the Carbon Peak Carbon Neutral Technology Forum was held on September 26

Achieving carbon neutrality requires three ends

Ding Zhongli, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said that carbon neutrality may seem complicated, but in summary it is a three-terminal force system of energy supply, energy consumption, and artificial carbon fixation

Du Xiangwan, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, also believes that a key issue to be solved to ensure China’s energy security, especially future energy security, and achieve carbon peak and carbon neutrality, is to vigorously develop non-fossil energy, gradually reduce fossil energy, and build new energy sources.

Tang Guangfu, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, said that to build a new power system, it is necessary to promote clean power energy, flexible power energy, digitization of power systems, and electronic power systems of power systems

Liu Zhongmin, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, also emphasized that the development of society today has benefited from the use of fossil energy in the industrial revolution.

Technology is king for achieving carbon neutrality

Academician Ding Zhongli said that carbon neutrality is a systematic transformation of the economy and society for China

Xie Kechang, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, also holds the same view

　　To this end, he proposed to establish a dual-carbon technology classification evaluation system, and establish technical evaluation indicators and methods for various low-carbon technologies, carbonization technologies, carbon sequestration technologies, and carbon sequestration technologies required by different energy chains

　　Academician Ding Zhongli also suggested that in response to future needs, it is necessary to actively carry out exploration with a higher risk of failure

　　Smart technology is needed to achieve carbon neutrality

　　"To achieve carbon neutrality, we must strengthen the deep integration of energy and smart technology

　　"At present, it seems that we still have insufficient control of the entire system

　　To achieve carbon neutrality, we must be alert to risks

　　Academician Ding Zhongli also pointed out that China must strive for the right to speak in terms of the amount of carbon sequestration and the degree of neutralization