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As human activities expand, the demand for energy grows increasingly. The existing energy structure cannot meet the needs of future development; it is necessary to develop new energy sources to replace the current energy situation.
At that time it was clear that more investment was necessary
For example, nuclear energy, solar energy, wind energy – there are many
Hehe, back to where we started in the end – still solar energy and bioenergy
Construction of the artificial sun will begin this year, with China contributing 10 billion yuan. The \"artificial sun\" project, for which China will invest a total of 10 billion yuan, is set to start construction in Cadarache, France, this year, according to news announced at the Eastern Technology Forum held over the weekend. At the meeting, Academician Zhang Jie, president of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, revealed that in Shanghai, universities such as Jiao Tong University and Donghua University have experts working on this project, and they will take on the important task of providing talent for China’s participation in the \"artificial sun\" program. He also called on Shanghai to make greater efforts in training graduates in this field. “The real name of the “artificial sun” is the International Thermonuclear Fusion Experimental Reactor project. As the largest thermonuclear fusion experiment in the world to date, it aims to simulate solar nuclear fusion on Earth, utilizing thermonuclear fusion to provide humanity with a continuous supply of clean energy. At this forum, Luo Delong, deputy director of the ITER China office, explained that since China joined the negotiations for the ITER project in 2003, it has agreed to cover nearly 10% of the total investment, amounting to around 10 billion yuan, including approximately 5 billion yuan for project construction costs. Despite the substantial investment, our country will also enjoy all the intellectual property rights generated during the implementation of this plan.
Personally, I think biomass energy is more reliable; artificial solar power cannot be installed everywhere