Paving the Ecological Foundation of New Industrialization with Green and Low-Carbon Development

Dongyan Ma; Hongbo Zhang; Lijuan Shi; Qi Meng; Yongrui Su; Jueyu Zhao

doi:10.54097/940mpg15

Authors

Dongyan Ma
Hongbo Zhang
Lijuan Shi
Qi Meng
Yongrui Su
Jueyu Zhao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/940mpg15

Keywords:

The new industrialization, green development, low-carbon, domestic and foreign experiences

Abstract

Since its inception, the new industrialization has incorporated green and low-carbon into its characteristics. Against the backdrop of the interweaving of global economic development and environmental protection, green development is an inevitable choice for China to break through resource and environmental constraints and promote the development of new industrialization. This article first analyzes the connotation and characteristics of new industrialization and green low-carbon, and then introduces the practical experience of green development in the European Union, the United States, and China. The European Union focuses on transforming energy structure and promoting innovation in green technologies, the United States focuses on supporting green low-carbon development through legislation and building market mechanisms, while China actively explores from top to bottom through policy guidance, industrial transformation, and energy system optimization. Based on domestic and foreign experiences, this article proposes to strengthen the division of responsibilities, improve supply levels, optimize energy structure, and other aspects to cultivate a green background for new industrialization.

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