Industrial coal is still highly appreciated and focused on production life

In recent years, many policies to encourage the development of clean energy have been applied in real life. Many renewable sources such as solar energy and wind power are focused on investing more. But so far, the projects and the efficiency of these energy sources still account for a modest number. Limited mineral resources, such as coal, industrial coal, and oil, still contribute to the nation's energy needs.

At scientific forums, experts say that nuclear power allows advanced countries to maintain their economic development. But under pressure from the people after the nuclear power plant disaster in Japan, governments have become reluctant to develop power plants. Switzerland has recently closed and shut down a nuclear power plant. As for Vietnam, a country with not high nuclear science, manpower to operate for a nuclear power plant is not ready, the continued use of fossil raw materials (than công nghiệp) is still the first and foremost option.

According to energy experts, although renewable energy sources have shown great growth and shown signs of prosperity, they have yet to make investors withdraw capital from mineral companies. There is a reason. It is the domestic and worldwide energy demand is still very high. Each year, billions of additional terawatts of electricity are needed worldwide for the daily needs of households and the industry, which are mainly operated by machines.

In fact, the consumption of coal and than công nghiệp in the world and in the country is still high, increasing steadily with each year. According to a report of the Vietnam Coal and Mineral Group (TKV), in 2019, this group achieved sales of over VND 131 trillion (up 9% compared to 2018). Coal consumption for manufacturing and processing reached 44 million tons, while coal used for electricity production is 36.6 million tons, an increase of 6.5 million tons compared to the year before 2018. According to TKV's calculations, about 20% of thermal power is produced from coal processing.

With the above figures and the predictions of energy experts, the investment in fossil raw material exploitation such as than công nghiệp is still promising. On the other hand, for economic development, Vietnam also exports coal materials to other countries.

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