Based on the industry situation, the analysis agency BNEF predicts three ways to lead to the future goal of net zero emissions. The "green" scenario described in its latest "New Energy Outlook" is bound to be far more attractive to the solar industry than other possibilities.

The report claims that by 2030, the world must add at least 455GW of solar power generation capacity each year to ensure that we continue to stay on track to achieve net zero emissions in the global economy by the middle of this century.

The American data company outlines three routes to achieve carbon neutrality based on mainstream power generation technology. The “green” scenario outlined in this research report predicts that in the next thirty years, we will need to build a new solar capacity of 632 GW each year to reach the global solar scale of 20 TW in 2050.

This solar and wind energy-friendly green route will limit the global warming of this century to 1.75 degrees Celsius, and will require an increase of 257 GWh of battery energy storage capacity in the next 29 years, and then reach 7.7 TWh in the middle of this century.

In the green scenario, solar and wind energy will now account for about 1.3% of the world’s primary energy use, rising to 15% in this decade and 70% in the middle of this century.

UISOLAR, as a supplier with more than ten years of experience in manufacturing photovoltaic mounting brackets, will make efforts to achieve this goal.