In recent years, global warming caused by greenhouse gases has become a recognized fact in all walks of life, and the impacts of extreme weather on our lives are also becoming more and more widespread along with the warming situation. According to the United Nations statistics in 2022, the average loss of each global climate disaster is 3 billion US dollars, and the first 'Hurricane Ian' even caused more than 100 billion US dollars of damage to its ravaged areas, so it can be seen that solving the problem of climate change is an urgent task for both economic and sustainable development of future generations. According to the IEA report, more than 130 countries around the world have already put forward the declaration of "Net Zero 2050" and specific action plans, with the goal of controlling the global average temperature rise within 2 degrees Celsius of the industrial revolution.