What caused the global energy crisis?

The first reason: the country does not store a lot of energy.

Under normal circumstances, most countries will cooperate with many enterprises and foreign businessmen to ensure sufficient domestic resources reserves, and the shortage of resources will affect domestic development and industrial construction.

However, many countries have made plans to increase the price of resources, which makes many countries unprepared, but they do not store a large number of non-renewable resources, such as coal. In addition to the small reserves of coal resources, oil resources and natural gas resources also test the energy reserves of each country.

The second reason: the consumption of non-renewable resources is too large.

Let's give a simple example. For example, industrial production in a country needs 50 tons of coal and 30 tons of oil. However, the country's energy storage is far from meeting the market demand, and non-renewable resources are inevitably facing different degrees of shortage.

In addition, excessive consumption of non-renewable resources will also lead to problems to varying degrees. The first problem is that industrial production capacity is not proportional to energy consumption. A factory wastes a lot of non-renewable resources, but the production capacity of this factory is delayed, which will lead to excessive energy consumption, but the project can not see direct benefits.