The EU's planned energy plan of 565 billion euros aims at vigorously developing photovoltaic and new energy vehicles to reduce dependence on Russian fossil fuels and realize its green plan. The plan will require the EU to invest 565 billion euros (about 556 billion US dollars) in infrastructure by 2030. According to this proposal, the EU seeks to promote the acquisition of electricity consumption data from 2024 to help improve the flexibility of the energy market in the region, such as allowing electric vehicles to re-enter the power grid.

The implementation of this plan will have a positive impact on the photovoltaic and new energy automobile industries. With the increase of EU investment in renewable energy, the photovoltaic industry will meet more market demand, thus promoting the development of the industry. At the same time, the new energy automobile industry will also benefit from policy support and the increase in market demand, further promoting the development of the industry.

However, this plan may also bring some challenges. First of all, it takes time to invest heavily in infrastructure construction, and obvious economic benefits may not be seen in the short term. Secondly, market competition may intensify, especially in the field of photovoltaic and new energy vehicles, and domestic and foreign enterprises are vying for market share. In addition, government policy support and changes in market demand may also have an impact on industry development.

Overall, the EU's upcoming energy plan of 565 billion euros will have a positive impact on the photovoltaic and new energy vehicle industries and promote their development. But at the same time, the industry also needs to cope with challenges such as huge investment and intensified market competition.