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• TITLE: Research and Experience Reference on China’s Implementation of Low Carbon Strategy

  AUTHORS: Renrui Wang

  KEYWORDS: Low Carbon, LCCP, Renewable Energy, Government Mechanism, Eco-Efficiency, Capacity Upgrade

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.12 No.6, June 17, 2024

  ABSTRACT: Economic development has brought about global greenhouse gas emissions, which in turn has brought about global climate change. This research paper aims to compare the strengths and weaknesses that China has demonstrated in the implementation of its low-carbon city strategy and to summarise the valuable experience that China can provide to the world in the implementation of its low-carbon city strategy. This essay analyses in depth the advantages that China has shown in the areas of renewable energy use and government mechanisms, as well as the shortcomings that it has shown in the areas of eco-efficiency industrial structure and capacity upgrading. Then, the paper summarises the successful experiences of the Chinese government in the establishment of renewable energy use and governmental mechanisms, such as the local government’s ability to coordinate multiple sectors (industrial sector, energy sector, etc.) and the implementation of responsibilities. In comparison, the paper also further discusses that China’s implementation of a low-carbon strategy in the future may have more eco-efficiency, industrial structure and capacity upgrading.