Electric Power Development Corporation: Tackling the Challenges of New Energy Sources and the Key Role of Artificial Intelligence – Financial News Network
On May 31, 2025, at 15:47, the 21st Century Financial News reported that while the development of new energy resources in our country is accelerating, the challenges of emissions reduction remain notable. The Electric Power Development Corporation emphasizes that the advancement of artificial intelligence is critical to addressing the issue of emissions reduction.
Policy incentives are driving the development of high-quality electric grids, with energy production expected to reach 1.2 million tons. The report highlighted that under the “carbon neutrality” goal, the new energy sector is expected to see significant growth. By the end of June 2024, the installed capacity for wind and solar power generation is projected to reach 1.18 billion kilowatts, marking the first time that installed capacity for renewable energy exceeds that of traditional power sources. However, the rapid growth in new energy generation also brings challenges related to emissions reduction.
The National Energy Administration has indicated that the new energy sector is expected to expand its capacity by 2 billion kilowatts annually, with projections to sustain rapid growth. Major expansions in energy generation capacity will require enhanced grid management to address the complexities of integrating new energy sources.
In the realm of electrical power, wind and solar energy generation present unique characteristics and challenges in terms of variability and uncertainty. These factors make it difficult to accurately predict output and effectively manage control systems, posing significant challenges to the stability and reliability of power systems.
As part of its expansion plan, the Electric Power Development Corporation is focusing on enhancing the quality of the energy network, emphasizing the need for intelligent solutions. By 2025, the electric grid is expected to achieve an installed capacity of 5,000 gigawatts, with 250 million kilowatts of new connections anticipated, paving the way for a more robust and intelligent energy system.
Moreover, the policy framework is encouraging more stakeholders to invest in the electric grid, promoting new funding models. There is a call for increased community engagement and better management of energy resources to optimize efficiency. As the industry evolves, the shift from traditional energy to renewable sources is becoming more pronounced, with new power systems emerging that are better suited to these changes.
In conclusion, to address the challenges posed by the new energy sector, the Electric Power Development Corporation is set to release two key documents by the end of 2024 that will provide guidance on high-quality grid development. These documents aim to tackle the ongoing concerns regarding emissions reduction and the integration of renewable energy into the existing grid.
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