Scenarios and strategies of Chinese typical three-sector cities towards low carbon economy

Xintong Chen

doi:10.54691/bcpbm.v34i.3193

Authors

Xintong Chen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v34i.3193

Keywords:

Low carbon economy; GDP; carbon emission; proportion; scenario; strategy.

Abstract

Starting from China's low-carbon economic situation, analyze the relationship between the industry’s contribution to GDP and AQI, and make a conclusion that carbon emissions will increase linearly with current GDP growth if no interference. The second part describes the status quo of low-carbon economy in China's three-sector. Investigate the situation and trend of GDP of each industry in general, then analyze the corresponding industry contribution to GDP, AQI and interactive in ten typical cities of each industry. Pick up the typical cities, which will pave the way for the following key analysis. Finally, the impact of the development of the corresponding industries in three typical industrial cities on carbon emissions and energy consumption is meticulously analyzed. The low-carbon economy of each typical city has its own uniqueness and is representative of the corresponding industry, so it cannot be generalized. Based on the analyzed data, suggestions and solutions for different industries are put forward.

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