Application of Rare Earth New Materials in the Field of New Energy Technology

The development of the Fourth Industrial Revolution heavily relies on the green and renewable new energy. In response to climate change and energy security, the Chinese government has formulated strategic goals for carbon neutrality and carbon emission peak. Rare earth elements play a crucial role as functional modifiers in various stages of the new energy industry. This article analyzes the application scenarios and demands of rare earth elements and their functional materials in new energy fields such as wind power, hydropower, energy storage, and catalysis. It introduces the layout and progress of China Rare Earth Group in research directions related to rare earth permanent magnets, catalysis, hydrogen storage, superconductors, and batteries, emphasizing their close association with new energy. The innovative research and development of rare earth new materials are expected to accelerate the production conversion efficiency of green and renewable new energy, enhance storage and transmission efficiency, and serve new energy terminal devices. This will further propel the new energy revolution, contributing to the realization of the country′s dual carbon strategy. Looking ahead, our concerted efforts will be made to transform the resource advantage of rare earths into strategic and technological advantages. This will cater to national strategic needs and major projects, support the creation of a green, low-carbon, and intelligent society, and promote harmonious coexistence between humans and nature.

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Chinese Rare Earths
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3724/s1004-0277.20240058
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Abstract

The development of the Fourth Industrial Revolution heavily relies on the green and renewable new energy. In response to climate change and energy security, the Chinese government has formulated strategic goals for carbon neutrality and carbon emission peak. Rare earth elements play a crucial role as functional modifiers in various stages of the new energy industry. This article analyzes the application scenarios and demands of rare earth elements and their functional materials in new energy fields such as wind power, hydropower, energy storage, and catalysis. It introduces the layout and progress of China Rare Earth Group in research directions related to rare earth permanent magnets, catalysis, hydrogen storage, superconductors, and batteries, emphasizing their close association with new energy. The innovative research and development of rare earth new materials are expected to accelerate the production conversion efficiency of green and renewable new energy, enhance storage and transmission efficiency, and serve new energy terminal devices. This will further propel the new energy revolution, contributing to the realization of the country′s dual carbon strategy. Looking ahead, our concerted efforts will be made to transform the resource advantage of rare earths into strategic and technological advantages. This will cater to national strategic needs and major projects, support the creation of a green, low-carbon, and intelligent society, and promote harmonious coexistence between humans and nature.

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