At the beginning of this year, during the winter, there was an electricity shortage in the United States. The snowstorm cut off the electricity supply network in the United States and caused more than five million residents to lose heating and lighting energy in the extreme cold weather. The sudden electricity shortage eventually caused the tragic consequences of hundreds of people's death.
The power shortage in the United States seems to be caused by accidental natural disasters, but in fact this is the exposure of the hidden energy hazards in the United States in extreme weather.
Americans consume extremely high energy per capita. It is about 13 times that of China and 128 times that of Bangladesh. Even with a wealthy family, he can't bear such squandering.
In addition, although the United States is rich in energy, solar energy, wind and other energy sources are easily disturbed by extreme weather. Although abundant, they are not so reliable, which means that they depend on the sky for food.