den gesamten ÖPNV auf Elektroantriebe um (während Bremen immer noch Dieselbusse neu kauft),
Aha. Deutschland hat laut Statista 86.000 Busse für etwas über 80 Mio. Einwohner, Indien laut Sustainable Bus immerhin 44.000 Busse für 1,45 Mrd. Einwohner, im ersten Halbjahr wurden immerhin 2100 Elektrobusse neu angeschafft. Mit anderen Worten - um auf ein vergleichbares Niveau zu kommen, müßten in Indien Millionen von Bussen angeschafft werden.
92,5% der neu installierten Stromerzeugungsleistung im letzten Jahr global waren erneuerbare Energien.
Laut IAE sind es künftig sogar 95 %:
QuoteIn the main case, global annual renewable capacity additions rise from 666 GW in 2024 to almost 935 GW in 2030. Solar PV and wind are forecast to account for 95% of all renewable capacity additions through 2030 because their generation costs are lower than for both fossil and non‑fossil alternatives in most countries, and policies continue to support them.
Global Energy Monitor verrät mir indes Folgendes:
QuoteThe report shows that China approved at least 106 gigawatts (GW) of coal power capacity and started construction on 70 GW in 2023, accelerating further the frantic pace of permitting seen in 2022, the equivalent of two new coal power plants per week, as well as starting construction on one new plant per week. China also commissioned 47 GW of coal-fired capacity and announced 108 GW in new projects in 2023.
Following its 2021 pledge to “strictly control” new coal power, Chinese approvals of new coal power plants increased fourfold over 2022 and 2023, compared with the previous five-year period between 2016 and 2020.
Und weiter:
QuoteSince the beginning of 2022, an estimated 218 GW of new coal power plants have been permitted. 89 GW of this capacity had already started construction as of the end of 2023, while another 128 GW had yet to break ground.
Wie passen denn diese beiden Quellen zusammen? Wem vertraue ich hier mehr?
