Best Ideas 2022 features all the nominated entries submitted under ‘Submit your Idea’ category. All the entries consist of innovative solutions or propositions for an enterprise that champions the Sustainable Development Goals. They can be on the conceptual, planning, or start-up stage.
The equal rights for all human beings of the access clean energy.
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Explain your idea in details:
In this research, my major goal is to reduce the cost of clean energy in developed countries and provide clean energy technologies to developing and undeveloped countries, so that all of humanity can have equivalent access to clean energy. The mainstream clean energy generation technologies include biomass, hydro, wind, solar, geothermal, clean coal, and in recent years, ocean energy technologies are also booming. While developed countries are currently focusing their policy priorities on climate change and security of energy supply, developing and undeveloped countries are more concerned with ensuring access to sufficient energy to meet their developmental needs. While the driving forces behind these concerns may be different, the three are closely interconnected through global energy and capital markets and politically through the institutions established under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. We will conduct cost reduction for mainstream clean energy technologies (from material costs, construction costs, etc.) and propose feasible improvements. At the same time, we will develop customized clean energy solutions for developing and less developed countries (e.g., solar energy equipment rental for desert countries, or biomethane equipment rental for livestock-dominated areas). The first step of the operation will be to work with clean energy equipment suppliers, to improve current clean energy technologies and solutions. After that, we will work with clean energy equipment suppliers to provide clean energy equipment rental solutions in developing or underdeveloped countries and seek to obtain local government subsidies/NGO public benefit funding to address the urgent need for local energy use. Above all, the innovation approaches in this project is to provide customized clean energy solutions for developing and less developed countries. Besides that, using supplier resources and government resources to enhance the feasibility of the project.
Read MoreExpected impact of your idea on sustainable development
We have three goals in this project. The first is to export a standard set of clean energy solutions for developing and undeveloped countries. Most developing and undeveloped countries are not well funded in terms of clean energy creation programs, and the cost of equipment can be further reduced on the basis of massive application. At the same time, the above solution will be less dependent on existing local infrastructure, providing human beings in these areas with viable access to clean energy. The second goal is to establish long-term cooperation with governments/NGOs, through their resources and cutting-edge technologies to achieve a virtuous cycle of clean energy projects settled, guiding energy policies to address pressing energy challenges. The last goal is to reduce the cost of access and use of clean energy in the long term through advanced technologies. The improved technology will have the ability to quantify the green premium and formulate more targeted carbon neutral policies. This will increase the penetration of clean energy in developed countries and regions. The success of the program will be measured by the reduction in energy costs per capita and the increase in clean energy coverage.
Read MorePlans for implementation and sustainability
We will conduct a PEST analysis and SWOT analysis based on the clean energy development in developed countries, and then another PEST analysis and SWOT analysis of clean energy use in developing and undeveloped countries, and after the analysis, a comparison will be made between these two. Local government subsidies as well as NGO relief policies and foundations are the main financing support resources.The government should support the energy saving industry in terms of policy and, secondly, provide sufficient financial support for the research and development of energy saving technologies. Clean energy technologies should also be actively promoted to guide enterprises. This will reduce the pressure on energy and the environment.In the fiscal year 2020-2011, the NGOs have partnered with other departments to launch the Green Welfare NGO Program. A total of $150 million is available to assist welfare NGOs to undertake energy efficiency projects in a systematic and comprehensive manner with a view to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.(Government of Hong Kong, 2021) In combination with the above two parts, the most important partners in our program will be government departments, NGOs and clean energy suppliers.
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My name is Hera and I came to Canada in 2015 as an international student. After becoming a Canadian permanent resident in 2020, I decided to go back to school to further my studies. I am currently studying business analytics at UNSW in Australia as a post graduate student. I am passionate about sustainable development and want to make a contribution to this field. My studies in business analytics have trained me a lot of thinking skills and data collection skills. Through this competition, I can also use the skills that I have learned. Those structured thinking is very helpful for me in this competition.
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Hello Yaxin, I like your whole idea. The most important aspect of clean energy are the environmental benefits as part of a global energy future. While clean, renewable resources also preserve the worlds natural resources, they also reduce the risk of environmental disasters, such as fuel spills or the problems associated with natural gas leaks. With fuel diversification, through different power plants using different energy sources, it is possible to create reliable power supplies to enhance energy security, ensuring there is enough to meet our demands. Lets support each other. Check me out: https://www.entrepreneurship-campus.org/ideas/34/21653/
Maggie
I agree with your idea. More developing countries will adopt renewable energy sources to meet their energy needs. Your project is very representative, helping people find new sources of energy in sustainable development, reducing carbon emissions, obtaining clean energy, and helping developing countries reduce their burdens.
Aldrich
Taking the road of sustainable energy development, from the perspective of the large energy structure, it is still necessary to accelerate the development of nuclear power. In the past one or two years, from the central authorities to the State Council, they have strengthened their confidence in accelerating the development of nuclear power, and since the beginning of this year, the intensity of nuclear power work has also increased. In the coming period, in terms of optimizing the energy structure, the proportion and speed of nuclear power should maintain a relatively rapid growth, and the scale should be greatly improved in the short term. Not only the coastal areas, but also the gradual development of the central region.
Gygnus
New energy is also known as unconventional energy. Refers to various forms of energy other than traditional energy. In order to be used on a large scale by humans at present, there are still needs further research and experimentation and development and utilization of energy sources that are actively studied and promoted, such as solar energy, geothermal energy, wind energy, ocean energy, biomass energy and nuclear fusion energy.
Matilda
Energy is also known as energy resources or energy resources. It refers to the collective name of substances that can produce various energy (such as heat, electricity, light energy and mechanical energy) or can work. Refers to a variety of resources that can be directly obtained or obtained through processing and conversion of useful energy, including coal, crude oil, natural gas, coal-bed methane, hydropower, nuclear energy, wind energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, biomass energy, etc. According to the status of various energy sources in contemporary human social and economic life, people divide energy into two categories: conventional energy and new energy.
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Renewable energy refers to the energy that people can regularly replenish and continuously regenerate in nature. Most of the new energy is renewable energy. Through the above analysis, it can be seen that new energy and renewable energy are an important part of human social resources, but also the foundation of future energy, it is an inexhaustible renewable clean energy, with broad prospects. They mainly have the following types: solar energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, small hydropower, I know all about these, please talk about your views.
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At present, the proportion of renewable energy in primary energy is generally low, on the one hand, it is related to the attention and policies of different countries, on the other hand, it is related to the high cost of renewable energy technology, especially the high technical content of solar energy, biomass energy, wind energy, etc. According to IEA's forecast research, the cost of renewable energy power generation will drop significantly in the next 30 years, thereby increasing its competitiveness. The cost of renewable energy utilization is related to a variety of factors, so the outcome of cost projections has some uncertainty. However, these projections indicate that the cost of renewable energy utilization technologies will continue to decline.
Ciren ZhaXi
I feel very honored to see your article, the whole society should have such a recognition of you, this is the blessing of all our human beings, we should cherish more all the resources created by non-human beings, we cannot have inexhaustible, inexhaustible ideas, the most common in our Tibet is solar thermal energy, I think we have not made better use of it, society and even the state should increase the intensity of scientific research to create new energy that is more suitable for the long-term development of mankind
Robot Chan
I agree with your idea, new energy is very important for human beings, and affects the development of the whole society, as well as our cognition of the future, I think like solar energy and hydro energy these natural energy can be taken from and can be used, these are nature's gifts to our human beings, we should strive to protect all the resources around us, thank you for sharing.
Dishita
Developing countries need finance, technology and professionals to make the energy transition. Among them, China's public funds are an important force in the construction and sustainable development of the green "Belt and Road". Its strong policy orientation means that it can be adjusted more directly and quickly according to national policies, while public funds are less profit-oriented than the private sector, so they can play a more leading role in overseas renewable energy investment.
William·Jefferson·Clinton
More developing countries will adopt renewable energy sources to meet their energy needs. If these countries can take reasonable and appropriate measures in power planning, power grid construction, electricity prices, policies, financing, etc., as emerging economies, they will set hope for global sustainable development and the realization of the goal of "carbon neutrality".
Ali
The world's transition to renewable energy is essential to avert the climate crisis. Most of the world's emerging economies are developing countries, which are experiencing large-scale economic leaps as global trade increases. As the economy grows and new infrastructure is introduced, they need more power to power it. The rapid development of renewable energy sources by leaps and bounds is the most convenient choice for developing countries.
Clode Yin
How to cope with the development of the post-epidemic era, accelerate the clean and low-carbon transformation of energy, and promote inclusive energy development are issues facing developing countries. According to the analysis of the causes of the imbalance in the development of renewable energy in developing countries in the previous section, it is suggested that developing countries can promote the development of renewable energy projects from the following dimensions
Lisa Yoe
Renewable energy sources such as photovoltaics and wind power naturally have unstable characteristics. The power infrastructure in some developing countries is not perfect, the stability level of the power grid is low, and the power grid's ability to absorb renewable energy seriously restricts its development. Vietnam's renewable energy has encountered development bottlenecks in terms of grid consumption. Vietnam's photovoltaics reached the peak of installed capacity growth in 2019, but due to the difficulty of grid consumption, some of the projects that have been put into operation can only operate at half load or less, which seriously affects the initial benefits of the project. Coupled with the low financingability of PPA for renewable energy projects in Vietnam, international investment in power projects appears to be weak.
Niko
Solar energy resources in countries around the world are uneven. Among the developing countries, the countries and regions rich in optical resources include North Africa, the Middle East, southern Africa, the east and west coasts of South America, South Asia, and the Indochina Peninsula. The distribution of global wind resources and the distribution of solar energy resources have different trends. Among developing countries, North Africa, southern Latin America, southern Africa, Eastern Europe, and China's northern and southeast coastal areas are relatively rich in wind resources.
Leo
Developing countries are an important growth point for future electricity consumption. With countries around the world implementing climate agreements and proposing "carbon neutrality" goals, it is crucial for developing countries to leapfrog renewable energy to avoid the climate crisis.
The development and use of renewable energy will improve the energy security, environment, economy, mechanical manufacturing, construction, transportation and industry and also help to create new jobs. Energies of solar, wind and biomass can meet local energy demands and assist to improve the environmental protection. I love your idea, lets support each other everyday. check out my idea on https://www.entrepreneurship-campus.org/ideas/34/21653
Riko Wang
I like how you think about the use of new energy from the perspective of all mankind.
Developing countries and undeveloped countries are certainly a big step behind developed countries in clean But the use of clean energy and the protection of everyone's living environment should not stop just because of the barrier between each country.