Development Strategies of New Energy Materials for Carbon Peak and Neutrality

Abstract

Transformative energy technologies will provide strong strategic support to the realization of peaking carbon dioxide emissions before 2030, and achieving net zero carbon emissions before 2060. Reducing the dependence on fossil fuels by saving energy and reducing emissions from the source is essential to achieve the double-carbon target as soon as possible. Songshan Lake Materials Laboratory is working on key materials to develop solar-battery power systems and electrification of transportation energy to return coal, oil, and natural gas from fuels to materials. This study focuses on introducing the research team of its New Energy Materials and Devices R&D Center with the whole chain innovation mode from research to technology transfer/transformation. Example works of new materials for High Efficiency Crystalline Silicon Solar Cells Group, Li-ion Battery Materials Group, Flexible & Zinc Battery Group are introduced. To get through “the last mile” of technology transformation, research projects and pilot lines have been set up to make new energy materials and devices into products in the past three years, and work together with industrial partners in an innovative workshop cluster model. It is suggested to make overall planning, provide stable support to the research and development, and create a cluster development model with R&D center-innovative workshopsindustrial parks.