The United States is on track to achieve the goal of doubling renewable energy output

The White House announced on the 24th that the United States is on track to achieve the goal of doubling renewable energy output in 2012. The government’s large-scale investment in renewable energy will help reduce future energy costs.

Comprehensive media reported on August 24th that the White House released a report on the 24th that the federal government’s large-scale investment in renewable energy is expected to reduce the United States’ series of costs in the coming years, including solar power and electric vehicle batteries. Production and human genome sequencing.

The report was formally announced by Vice President Joe Biden and Energy Minister Steven Chu. The report shows that overall, the United States is on track to achieve the goal of doubling renewable energy production and renewable energy manufacturing capacity in 2012.

The "Recovery Act" passed by the Obama administration in 2009 covers $100 billion in investment in technology projects, including electric vehicle development, expansion of broadband access, and medical information technology applications.

Obama and Biden have said that these investments are part of the transformation of the U.S. economy into a leader in renewable energy manufacturing. They believe that renewable energy manufacturing will be the future trend.

This summer, Obama and Biden walked between major U.S. cities to promote the government’s efforts to stimulate the economy. But at the same time, they also failed to create sufficient jobs or failed to lead the country out of economic difficulties because of the huge expenditures. Faced with multiple criticisms.