世界能源理事会总干事兼首席执行官安吉拉·威尔金森：能源是维系世界安全、繁荣与健康的战略平台

Core Insights - The global energy leadership landscape is undergoing significant disruption, characterized by three structural shifts: the competition for energy dominance driven by major power rivalries, the unprecedented surge in electricity demand from AI and data centers, and the projected electricity consumption from AI exceeding Germany's total by 2030 [1][2] Group 1: Energy Transition and Investment - Global clean energy investment is projected to approach $2 trillion in 2024, yet less than 2% is directed towards the most impactful areas [1] - There is a need for a human-centered energy transition that incorporates flexibility in system design, technology pathways, and global cooperation to ensure clean energy investments reach those most in need [1] Group 2: Geopolitical Dynamics and Governance - Geopolitical competition has expanded beyond traditional oil and gas rivalry to include technology, data, and supply chains, making energy a strategic platform for global security, prosperity, and health [1] - The call for a pragmatic and inclusive multipolar energy governance system is emphasized to effectively address shared climate challenges [1] Group 3: China's Role in Energy Transition - China currently accounts for 74% of the global installed capacity of solar and wind power, surpassing the total of all other countries combined, presenting an opportunity for developing a circular economy [2] - The World Energy Council invites China to leverage its experience and capabilities to collaborate on a global inclusive agenda for energy and circular development, promoting a sustainable future [2]