A report released by EMBER Energy Think Tank said that in 2022, the total share of solar energy and wind energy in global electricity increased to 12%, but other clean energy sources fell for the first time since 2011.
Ember's fourth global power review shows that solar power generation increased by 24%in 2022, and 18 consecutive years became the fastest -growing source of electricity. Only the growth of solar power generation in 2022 was enough to meet the annual power demand in South Africa.
Global solar energy and wind power generation in 2022 will exceed the total power demand of the European Union.
Chile's solar power generation accounts for 17%of the power structure, and is the country with the highest proportion of the world.
At present, the amount of solar and wind energy in more than 60 countries exceeds 10%, which is higher than 50 countries last year. Solar energy and wind energy must maintain high -speed growth throughout the decade. To this end, emergency work is needed to accelerate planning permits, grid grid, improve the flexibility of the grid, and design market design.
Last year, solar power generation and wind power generation increased by 245TWh and 312TWH, respectively. These two renewable energy technologies met 80%(more than 694TWH) of global power demand in 2022, and also slowed down the emissions of the power sector by 20%.
In 2023, or the first year of clean energy growth exceeding the demand for power, this means that in 2022, it may have reached the "highest point" of emissions.
In the past few years, the proportion of solar energy and wind energy in almost all regions has accelerated, and the surge in solar and wind energy in Latin America has slowed down in 2022. Africa has also slowed in the past few years, and the Middle East is stagnant. However, Ember said that due to the lack of data transparency in the lack of data in the lack of data in the lack of data, it is difficult to estimate the changes in 2022.
In general, the EU's 22%of the electricity last year came from solar energy and wind energy, including Germany (32%), Spain (33%) and the Netherlands (32%). One -third or more electricity in seven countries From these renewable energy sources. Poland, the emerging solar market, exceeds 12%of the global average of solar wind energy combinations in 2022, and Hungary is the same.
In North America, the United States accounts for 15%, which is higher than the global average, while Canada is far lower than the global average. Its solar and wind energy account for only 7%of the total power generation.
Asia is the area with the best power generation in solar and wind energy. Among the five major solar energy and wind power power generation, all three came from Asia. China's solar and wind power generations accounted for almost one -third of the world. In 2022, China's solar and wind power generation was 1241TWH, accounting for 14%of the country's total power generation last year.
