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Research on the Paths of Digital Economy to Promote the Low-carbon Development of China's Energy Industry

Zhao Jing, Li Jing

Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 1–8 · Published 20 Oct 2022

10.9734/cjast/2022/v41i373968

Abstract

At present, China's energy industry is undergoing revolutionary changes, in a critical period of new and old kinetic energy conversion and low-carbon transformation, of which the digital economy plays an important role in energy supply, green consumption and clean production. In the face of the problems of heavy secondary industry structure, coal energy consumption, low energy utilization efficiency, and insufficient supply of key minerals of new energy in China's energy industry in the low-carbon transformation, we should actively use the digital economy to promote a high degree of integration between the digital economy and the energy industry, consolidate the digital infrastructure of the energy industry, improve the independent innovation ability of key technologies in the energy industry, promote the low-carbon and green development of China's energy industry.

Digital economy the energy industry digital technology low carbon development carbon emissions energy technology innovation

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