Global Energy Development Faces Unprecedented Challenges

Presenting Seven Trends There are various indications that under the overall influence and combined effect of the current high oil prices being continuously pushed up, global energy development is facing unprecedented challenges and presents seven major trends.
In the past two or three years, energy prices have soared, the greenhouse effect has intensified, the energy supply and demand situation has been deteriorating, and energy shortages and environmental problems have become the dominant problems in the global economy. Industry experts cautioned that we must quickly find an effective way to solve this problem.
The technological trend of energy issues has become the main trend. It is understood that with the advent of a new generation of energy, which will gradually replace the traditional energy transition, the development and use of clean coal, new generations of nuclear energy, including technologies such as controlled nuclear fusion, and various types of renewable energy sources must rely on high-tech advancement as support.
According to the survey, the cost of wind power, biofuels, and solar power generation is 1.5 times, 2 times, and 6 times that of natural gas power generation on a global scale, and there is a clear lack of price competitive advantage. The role of technological innovation is the only way to improve energy efficiency.
The environment has become an important factor in the development of energy consumption. According to the report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, if it does not take substantive action as soon as possible, the global average temperature will increase by 3-6 degrees Celsius in the next 100 years, and sea levels will increase by 15-35 meters, resulting in the extinction of nearly half of the biological species and a huge economic society. loss. The severe situation will drive the world economy gradually to a low-carbon economy until the hydrogen economy.
Environmental costs have become an important consideration in the development and pricing of any kind of new energy, and they are also an important force to promote the improvement of energy efficiency. It is understood that countries have begun to turn their attention to coal with richer reserves and lower prices. While releasing the same amount of energy, coal-fired emissions of carbon dioxide are twice that of natural gas and 1.4 times that of oil.
The era of oil giants controlling the market is never to return. It is understood that although the oil and gas reserves controlled by multinational oil companies have increased in recent years, the share of world total reserves has been declining, while the proportion of state-owned companies in oil-exporting countries has risen relatively.
A survey revealed that the current global energy extraction and technological innovation investment is insufficient. In the context of the international energy market tilting towards sellers, multinational oil giants have to cooperate with state-owned companies in oil-exporting countries on an equal footing. And these companies demand that the oil giants transfer technology, open more upstream and downstream fields, and change the traditional model of multinational oil companies that I sell you.
The importance of the oil-producing areas in the Middle East and North Africa has not diminished. According to statistics, the oil reserves in the Middle East and North Africa oil production areas are 1.2 trillion barrels, accounting for 60% of the world's total reserves, and natural gas reserves of 181 trillion cubic meters, accounting for 45% of the world's total reserves.
The share of oil production in the Middle East and North Africa in the total global oil production is still increasing. Oil production changed from 38.7% in 1990 to 39% in 2006; natural gas changed from 8.2% in 1990 to 17% in 2006. It is estimated that from 2008 to 2020, half of the world's new LNG production will come from the Middle East.
Forecasts show that in 2030 traditional fossil fuels such as oil and gas still accounted for 90% of the world's total energy consumption, instead of OPEC's new production capacity of only 10 million barrels per day, making it difficult to destabilize OPEC.
Solving energy issues urgently needs to establish a global management mechanism. It is understood that European and American economically developed countries have profoundly realized that the concept of sharing interests and responsibilities is more applicable to energy development and consumption. The R&D and utilization of new energy are costly and high-risk and require extensive international cooperation. Developed countries have made substantial efforts to provide financial and technical support.
According to the disclosure of international agencies, for some energy exporters to advocate the reorganization of OPEC on the basis of OPEC, energy importers have realized that they must change their current state of war, and proposed to establish an oil importing country organization to check OPEC.
Energy supply and demand of big countries hit the "energy card." Special studies show that the tendency of energy politics is getting worse. Energy-exporting countries use their energy sources to diplomacy and seek political, economic, and strategic interests, while importing countries, for their own energy security, do everything possible to control the production and transportation of energy.
According to the forecast of the World Energy Agency, by 2030, the increase in energy demand in developing countries will account for 74% of the increase in total world demand. By 2030, half of the world’s energy needs come from Asia. India and China will undoubtedly have greater say in this international market.
The theory of peak oil promotes countries to speed up the preparation of oyster sauce. It is understood that as early as the middle of the last century, the famous oil geologist Hubert proposed the peak theory of oil, and successfully made predictions that the US oil production reached its peak in the 1970s. Campbell et al. inherited the theory of Hubert and predicted that global oil production will reach the peak in 2004-2015 based on the improved mathematical model.
As oil prices continue to rise, more and more research institutions and experts support the theory of peak oil and believe that global oil production will decline by 2020. The German Energy Observatory released the latest special report, which put forward new arguments and viewpoints on the peak oil theory that has attracted wide attention in recent years. From the perspective of supply, the oil price continued to rise and the future trend was explained.
It is worth noting that the continued high oil prices in recent years seem to corroborate the part of the peak theory of oil to a certain extent, and arguably the most vivid refutation against the doubts of some institutions with a national background. As a fossil fuel is not renewable, the key question is not whether the peak itself exists, but when it will come. (

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