Energy Transition
3位CEO阐述：在交通和电力部门采取整体性举措可以更快实现净零排放
传统上，各行业在规划脱碳战略和布局基础设施方面各行其是，导致效率低下、成本提升，部署缓慢。通过挖掘汽车电动化所能带来的潜在储能，我们将可以扩大清洁电网的容量，提高电网效率，并加速电动汽车的供应。到2050年，电力需要占到所有能源消费中的50-70%。为实现这一转型，我们需要新的储能方案和智能需求管理。
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