What are the green energy indicators, and what do new energy indicators or ordinary indicators mean

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Green energy indicators? I haven't heard of it, can you elaborate on that?

When the main applicant selects the index type, he can check the two options of "new energy index or ordinary index" and "ordinary index", the former means that he will first participate in the ranking of family new energy index points, and if he is shortlisted, he will not be allowed to participate in the ordinary index lottery, and if he is not shortlisted, he will automatically participate in the ordinary index lottery within the validity period of the application; The latter refers to the fact that only ordinary indicator lotteries are participated.

First, the meaning of new energy indicators and ordinary indicators.

Ordinary index: refers to the car that is now driving on the street, a gasoline car and you want to buy a car when you don't have a car, which is called the incremental index.

New energy indicators: refers to new energy sources such as natural gas, vehicles, etc., excluding gasoline and other energy sources.

Second, new energy vehicles can also apply for ordinary indicators.

The index is generally composed of two parts: the name of the indicator and the value of the index, which embodies the characteristics of the prescriptive material and the prescriptive quantity. For example, the original value of fixed assets of an enterprise is known through statistical investigation.

It is 100 million yuan, which is the index, which is to illustrate the overall comprehensive quantitative characteristics, and it includes two aspects: the original value of fixed assets and the index value, which is 100 million yuan.

Indicators and flags are different and should not be conflated. There are two differences between the two:

First, indicators illustrate the characteristics of the population, while flags illustrate the characteristics of the population unit.

Second, the indicators only reflect the quantitative characteristics of the whole jujube head, and all indicators should be used to solve the problem, and the indicators of the problem problem are not used; The logo reflects the overall number of units.

Characteristics, there are also those that reflect the quality characteristics of the overall unit, only the quantity mark uses the numerical problem, and the quality mark uses the word problem.

Third, the indicator values are obtained through a certain summarization, while the quantitative signs in the logo are not necessarily aggregated, but can also be obtained directly.

Fourth, the sign generally does not have conditions such as time and place, but as a complete statistical indicator, it must talk about time, place and scope.

Green energy includes hydropower, wind energy, solar energy, bioenergy (biogas), geothermal energy (including ground and water sources), and tidal energy. Green energy can be restored and replenished after consumption, and no or very few pollutants are produced. China is an international clean-energy giant and the birthplace of the world's largest solar, wind and environmental technology companies.

Green energyThe most ideal energy source for renewable energy can not be affected by energy shortages, but it is also affected by natural conditions, such as the need for hydropower, wind power, solar resources, and most importantly, high investment and maintenance costs.

As a result, the cost of electricity generated is high, and many scientists are now actively looking for ways to improve the efficiency of the use of renewable energy, believing that renewable energy will play an increasing role as the earth's resources become scarce.

The flow of surface water is an important part, and in areas with large drops and flows, water energy resources are abundant. As fossil fuels are decreasing, hydropower is a very important and promising alternative resource. Hydropower in the world is still in its infancy.

Water movements such as rivers, tides, waves, and swells can all be used to generate electricity.

The new energy index means the overall quantitative characteristics of solar energy, geothermal energy, wind energy, ocean energy, biomass energy and nuclear fusion energy.

New energy, also known as unconventional energy, refers to various forms of energy other than traditional energy, and refers to energy sources that have just begun to be developed and utilized or are being actively studied and yet to be promoted, such as solar energy, geothermal energy, wind energy, marine energy, biomass energy and nuclear fusion energy.

New energy generally refers to the development and utilization of renewable energy on the basis of new technologies, with the limited nature of conventional energy and the increasingly prominent environmental problems, new energy with environmental protection and renewable characteristics has received more and more attention from all countries.

Advantages of new energy vehicles:

1. Save fuel and energy. Generally, natural gas, petroleum gas, hydrogen, and electricity are used as power.

2. Reduce exhaust emissions and effectively protect the environment. Electric vehicles do not produce exhaust gases and do not pollute. Hydrogen vehicle exhaust is water and has no pollution to the environment.

3. High efficiency. Generally, new energy vehicles adopt new technologies and new structures to make it more efficient.

4. Low noise.

1. The types of inclusion are different.

The inclusion type of ordinary indicators and new energy indicators is different, ordinary indicators are now driving on the street, gasoline cars and do not have a car, and want to buy a car called incremental indicators, mainly including traditional energy indicators, while new energy indicators refer to new indicators such as natural gas.

2. The opening policy is different.

In order to protect the environment, the amount of openness of ordinary indicators is much less than that of new energy. Only further control of ordinary indicators will help China follow the path of sustainable development. Compared with ordinary indicators, the opening volume of new energy indicators is larger.

It refers to the new energy consumed by each unit of GDP produced by a country or region in a certain period of time, which is the ratio of the total energy consumption of the whole society of the country or region to the GDP of the country or region.

New energy generally refers to renewable energy developed and utilized on the basis of new technologies, including solar energy, biomass energy, hydro energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, wave energy, ocean current energy and tidal energy, as well as the thermal cycle between the ocean surface and the deep layer.

In addition, there are hydrogen energy, biogas, alcohol, methanol, etc., and the energy sources such as coal, oil, natural gas, and hydropower, which have been widely used, are called conventional energy. With the finite nature of conventional energy and the increasingly prominent environmental problems, new energy with the characteristics of environmental protection and recyclable regeneration has received more and more attention from all countries.

Recently, in China, the new energy that can form an industry mainly includes hydropower (mainly referring to small hydropower stations), wind energy, biomass energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, etc., which are recyclable clean energy.

The development of the new energy industry is not only an effective supplementary means for the entire energy system, but also an important measure for environmental governance and ecological protection, and the ultimate energy choice to meet the needs of sustainable development of human society.

Summary. Total Energy Production refers to the total amount of primary energy produced in China in a given period. This indicator is a total indicator to observe the level, scale, composition and development rate of energy production in the country.

Primary energy production includes the power generation of raw coal, natural gas, hydropower, nuclear energy and other power energy (such as wind energy, geothermal energy, etc.), excluding the production of low calorific value fuels, the utilization of solar thermal energy, etc., and the secondary energy output converted from primary energy processing. Total Energy Consumption refers to the sum of various energy sources consumed by various sectors of the national economy and households in a certain period of time within a certain region. Includes:

Primary energy sources such as raw coal, natural gas, hydropower, nuclear energy, wind energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, biomass energy, etc.; Secondary energy such as coal washing, coke, gas, electricity, heat, refined oil and other products generated by processing and conversion of primary energy and other products at the same time; Other fossil fuels, renewables and new energy sources. Among them, renewable energy such as hydropower, wind energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, and biomass energy refers to the part that people obtain through certain technical means and use as commodity energy. In the accounting process, the consumption of primary energy and secondary energy cannot be double-counted.

The total energy consumption is divided into three parts: final energy consumption, energy processing and conversion loss, and energy loss. (1) Final energy consumption: refers to the amount of various energy sources produced and consumed in the country in a certain period of time after deducting the consumption and loss of secondary energy used for processing and conversion.

2) Amount of energy processing conversion loss:

Total Energy Production refers to the total amount of primary energy produced in China in a given period. This indicator is a total indicator to observe the level, scale, composition and development rate of energy production in the country. Primary energy production includes the power generation of raw coal, natural gas, hydropower, nuclear energy and other power energy (such as wind energy, geothermal energy, etc.), excluding the production of low calorific value fuels, the utilization of solar thermal energy, etc., and the secondary energy output converted from primary energy processing.

Total Energy Consumption refers to the sum of various energy sources consumed by various sectors of the national economy and households in a certain period of time within a certain region. Including: raw coal, natural gas, hydropower, nuclear energy, wind energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, biomass energy and other primary energy; Secondary energy such as coal washing, coke, gas, electricity, heat, refined oil and other products generated by processing and conversion of primary energy and other products at the same time; Other fossil fuels, renewables and new energy sources.

Among them, renewable energy sources such as hydropower, wind energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, and biomass energy are obtained by people through certain technical means and used as commodity energy. In the accounting process, the consumption of primary energy and secondary energy cannot be double-counted. The total energy consumption is divided into three parts: final energy consumption, energy processing and conversion loss, and energy loss.

(1) Final energy consumption: refers to the amount of various energy sources produced and consumed in the country in a certain period of time after deducting the consumption and loss of secondary energy used for processing and conversion. 2) Amount of energy processing conversion loss:

That's it.