Recently, the U.S. presidential election has attracted the world's attention, as a superpower, the ownership of this position, is bound to affect the future of the world's emerging industries.
Biden, one of the candidates, said he would return to the Paris Agreement and respond positively to the world's climate change if elected president.
The Paris Agreement, adopted at the 2015 Paris Climate Conference, aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by using renewable energy sources to control rising world temperatures. With the support of many countries and regions, the United States announced its withdrawal on November 4, 2019, and formally withdrew on November 4 this year, much to the surprise many countries and regions, after all, the United States is not only a superpower but also a major energy consumer, withdrawal from the Paris Agreement is not a move relative to its status.
Fortunately, Biden, one of the candidates, has said he will not continue with his previous erred decision. Biden also said he would invest $2 trillion in areas such as renewable energy and infrastructure over a four-year term. This makes the whole relevant practitioners full of reverie, especially in the field of renewable energy, is the world is increasing the development of the industry, with the United States such as the funds and talent is a very abundant national entry, will certainly usher in faster development, photovoltaic is one of them.
In the past decade or so, Tesla, a U.S.-based auto company, has gained the ability to capture markets at home and abroad with advanced concepts and strong product power. Not only to promote the development of electric vehicles, photovoltaic aspects also have a profound accumulation, in the case of reduced policy support can achieve such results, if another wave of a strong shock, but it is also estimated that a number of star companies like Tesla will emerge, driving the development of the world photovoltaic industry.
