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Net Zero Transition and Development of Renewable Energy

Science Communication
Event Date | 2023/02/24 Address | Taiwan

Net Zero Transition and Development of Renewable Energy/Taiwan is currently facing a shortage of electricity resources and cannot delay the pace of energy transformation. Although the 2050 Energy Transition Policy was announced in March 2022, the development of renewable energy is still slow. In view of this social situation, we have invited Manager Zhang Yongyuan from the Green Energy Institute of the Industrial Technology Research Institute to explain the current status of renewable energy development in Taiwan for the students. Starting from the commonly used electricity resources, the sharing of viewpoints is expected to bring some insights to the students in this lecture.

Activity Goals aligned with SDGs Projects

Goal 4: Quality education Goal 7: Affordable and clean energy Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities Goal 13: Climate action

Goal

Science Cultivation

Type of event

Seminar/Forum/Lecture

Workshop/Symposium

Organizer

The College of Mechanical & Electrical Engineering (CMEE) at Taipei Tech

Event Audience

Preshool to high school students


Contact

Telephone Number

987109879

Email

t108300112@ntut.org.tw

This activity invited Nangang Senior Industry Frozen Air Conditioning Section, Inner Lake Senior Works Frozen Air Conditioning Section, Information Department, Electrical Department, Electronic Department, and a teacher from Jingmei Middle School to participate in the lecture science popularization activities. The reason for the growth of interest and knowledge came. The activity first introduced what the net zero carbon row is, and then introduced Taiwan's energy transformation target and the current status of power consumption. The lecturer mentioned that in addition to being unable to power the power generation, the lecturer also needs to be replaced by land, especially for local power, especially It is solar energy, and the land area of ??solar plates can be paved in Taiwan is basically spread on. After that, it is agricultural land or forestry land. The lecturer shared the carbon reduction per hectare of the land and solar panels in the course. Or the carbon absorption results, the carbon absorption benefits of the woods are far lower than the carbon reduction benefits available for solar panels, but they still cannot cut all the forest land in this way. Wind power is basically built, and the remaining land that can be used for wind power in land is mostly protected wetland terrain. Next, you can only try to develop offshore wind power to achieve the installation capacity target of 2025. In Taiwan, it is a process of choice and tolerance and compromise. Please look forward to the future renewable energy industry can develop more smoothly.

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