What are the new energy dividends in the next few years

In the next decade, new energy will profoundly reshape our careers and wealth landscape. Many traditional jobs will disappear due to the rise of new energy, but at the same time, many will become incredibly wealthy as a result of it. There are three key reasons behind this.

First, energy is a strategic resource for any country, and the rise of new energy is crucial for every nation. To ensure energy independence and sustainable development, we must build our own energy systems. This is also one of the core elements of national policy.

Second, imagine the vast regions of Xinjiang and Tibet. Once photovoltaic energy is fully deployed there, it could meet the entire electricity demand of China. Over the past decade, the State Grid has developed world-leading technologies in areas such as direct current, long-distance transmission, and ultra-high voltage, while gradually transitioning toward distributed grids. This means that every home, building, and even the glass windows of skyscrapers will become power-generating glass, achieving energy self-sufficiency. Any surplus electricity can be fed back into the grid, truly ending the era of traditional power grids and ushering in the era of personal energy internet.

Third, the market dividend from new energy is immense. For example, fuel-powered vehicles will be fully replaced by new energy vehicles, and after 2025, fuel cars will gradually disappear. Moreover, inland shipping will also undergo complete electrification, and this market is even larger than the automotive industry. Looking ahead to the 5G era, with the explosion of unmanned technology, the demand for batteries will reach new heights. For instance, this year, Cainiao Logistics has invested in 500,000 unmanned delivery vehicles, each of which requires a massive amount of power—this illustrates the enormous potential of the new energy market.

The technological dividend is also significant. The new energy industry is still in its infancy, and technological innovation will be key to capturing the market. Companies that can address industry pain points and meet social demands will rapidly rise to prominence and become industry leaders. The essence of technology is to better serve people’s livelihoods and meet the strategic needs of the nation, which will attract strong support from policies, capital, and resources.

In conclusion, over the next 10 years, new energy will become the largest driving force, bringing unprecedented market opportunities and wealth dividends. Those who seize this opportunity will lead the future!