仍将有6.6亿人用不上电19亿人没有日常清洁能源使用

According to a survey by five major international organizations, 567 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa will still have no access to electricity in 2021, accounting for more than 80% of the global population without access to electricity. At the same time, as many as 2.3 billion people around the world continue to use polluting fuels and methods, including firewood, for cooking, most of whom also live in sub Saharan Africa. Obviously, globally, there are still significant differences between regions in terms of electricity access and clean cooking. The five major international organizations believe that this should become the focus of action, especially the need to provide funding to the least developed countries and the sub Saharan Africa region, so as to ensure more equitable progress in achieving the sustainable development goal 7.

 

 

In summary, the Statement believes that the global green power transformation situation is very severe. According to the latest survey by the International Power Council, 64% of global economies are concerned about the international green transition situation.

 

 

 

"This may be due to the threat of COVID-19 epidemic, geopolitical conflict and other factors to power safety." Angela Wilkinson said, "In the face of the deepening global economic recession, power and economy are maintaining a delicate balance. Power security interests and green technology competition have become the biggest obstacles to green transformation."

 

 

 

It is understood that 59% of respondents believe that power independence is crucial for ensuring the safety of climate power in their country. However, 84% of respondents also believe that power interdependence is a new global reality.

 

 

In Angela Wilkinson's view, promoting green transformation requires cooperation from multiple parties. The effective management, selection, and balance of the relationship between power safety, affordability, and sustainability are the best ways to avoid disorderly green transformation and respond to climate driven driving forces