Five characteristics of internet energy system

The so-called internet energy, I think it is different from the current energy system and is a brand-new format. I summed it up as "five modernizations": ecological structure, subject diversification, multilateral trading, commodity standardization and intelligent logistics.

Structural ecology is well understood, that is, in the future, Internet energy will be an energy structure supported by renewable energy and traditional energy, especially clean gas energy.

Diversification of subjects will be the change of market structure brought about by internet energy. Distributed energy will produce many new market units integrating production and energy use, thus forming multiple market entities. The more diversified the market players, the lower the dependence of consumers on traditional energy companies.

The multilateralization of transactions is a more profound change brought about by the energy of the Internet on the basis of the diversification of subjects. Because in the Internet energy structure, "everyone is both a consumer and a producer"

Commodity standardization is a new demand for internet energy in transactions. It needs a device that can efficiently and conveniently convert different types of energy. For example, I want heat, and you have electricity or gas, so you need to convert electricity or gas into heat.

Just like today's e-commerce, logistics bottlenecks will lead to "intestinal obstruction", and Internet energy cannot be separated from logistics intelligence. Intelligent logistics network includes two aspects: one is to eliminate industry barriers and realize free access and interconnection of pipe networks; The second is to realize intelligent energy distribution. Because complex multilateral transactions and two-way flows pose great challenges to the energy transmission system, it is difficult to achieve without intelligent means, which is also an important basis for realizing transactions.

Internet energy is an energy production and consumption model constructed from the customer's point of view. It is a "non-central network" with monopoly and decentralization. The biggest difference between this and the current energy system, even including the smart grid proposed by the United States or the interconnection proposed by Europe, is that the latter is more from the perspective of enterprises or industries, and the essence of its "centralized network" has not changed.