Renewables will go mainstream
More than 50% of electricity will come from renewable energy
Green Development 2030
A combination of digitalization and decarbonization will drive a new era of green development. Together with its customers and partners, Huawei will continuously innovate, use green ICT to empower green development, and contribute to a better green and intelligent world.
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Six Outlooks for Green Development 2030
It is clear that green development will transform the way people work and live, and these changes will be most apparent in sectors like energy, industry, transport, buildings, and digital infrastructure
The industrial sector will go green
Every 10,000 workers will work with 390 robots
Comprehensive electrification in transportation
There will be 145 million new energy vehicles and 100 million private charging piles worldwide
Future buildings will operate at net-zero carbon
All new buildings are expected to operate at net-zero carbon
Green digital infrastructure is becoming a basic requirement
Digital infrastructure will be 100 times more energy efficient by 2030
Low-carbon living is gaining traction
The global telemedicine market is expected to increase by over 10-fold
Drivers of Green Development
Digitalization and decarbonization are two drivers of green development
Digitalization enables decarbonization
Decarbonization unleashes the potential of digitalization
They combine to drive green development
Three Innovation Pathways
To contribute to a sustainable world, Huawei will continue undertaking ICT innovations in three areas: building green ICT infrastructure, accelerating the development of renewables, and enabling energy-efficient and low-carbon industries.
Improving the Energy Efficiency of Digital Infrastructure
- Building green sites through innovations in theories, materials, components, and architecture
- Building simplified networks that are more energy efficient through innovations in system architecture and software
- Building green data centers through multi-dimensional innovation from L1 to L3
- Measuring carbon emissions through an index and building low-carbon autonomous driving networks to achieve smart operations
Increasing the Share of Renewables in Electricity Generation
Areas of innovation in energy supply：
- Integrating digital and power electronics technologies to improve the power generation efficiency of PV
- Combining PV and energy storage to accelerate the adoption of solar power as a primary energy source
Areas of innovation in energy consumption：
- Redefining EV experiences with digital technology to outperform fossil-fuel vehicles
- Developing integrated smart energy
Enabling Green Industries
- Power: Digital technology helps build new power systems based on new energy
- Industrial sector: Digital technology makes green and smart manufacturing possible
- Transport: Digital technology helps vehicles go electric faster and build smart transport systems
- Building sector: Digital technology enables green and low-carbon operations of buildings
