California Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill on the 10th, demanding that California gradually phase out fossil fuel power generation, and achieve 100% renewable energy generation by the end of 2045. The Associated Press reported that Brown hopes to use the new law to establish California's global leadership in curbing greenhouse gas emissions. Brown will host the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco this week, signing a new bill and an executive order before the meeting. This is the latest environmental initiative taken by California to fill the environmental gap left by President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement and revitalize the coal industry. The new law requires California power generation facilities to achieve 60% of their electricity production by 2030 from wind, solar and other renewable energy sources, 10 percentage points higher than current policy targets; the next step is to use only "carbon-free energy" to generate electricity by 2045. . However, the new law does not stipulate penalties for non-compliance, and the target is not mandatory. The administrative order instructs California to use the "carbon sequestration" technology to achieve "how much to clean up the carbon dioxide" before 2045, the so-called "carbon neutrality"; after this, achieve "negative emissions." Brown called on the rest of the United States to follow the California approach. "We hope that others will follow this practice. As long as there are enough people to do enough to do, we can curb global warming. However, this journey is long, difficult and controversial, and we are just on the road. †California's environmental initiatives include rapid adoption of electric vehicles, implementation of excess carbon allowance trading, and incentives for emission reductions. The overall goal set by the California government is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% over the next 12 years. The Associated Press said that the abandonment of fossil fuels could make a big difference to the California power grid. When renewable energy is in short supply, power plants are still accustomed to relying on natural gas, a fossil fuel, to meet demand. Brown also hopes to promote the construction of a “regional energy sharing network†to store and sell California's excess solar energy to other western states in need. According to the US Energy Information Administration, as of May, California crude oil production ranked sixth in all states in the United States, and has declined steadily since the mid-1980s; natural gas production ranks 15th.
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Abstract California Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill on the 10th, demanding that California gradually phase out fossil fuel power generation, and achieve 100% renewable energy generation by the end of 2045. The Associated Press reported that Brown hopes to use the new law to establish California to curb greenhouse gas...