A Review of Policy Coordination Mechanisms for Green Transformation of Urban Industrial Structure Under The Dual Carbon Goals
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urban industrial structure, green transformation, policy coordination, clean energy, technological innovation.Abstract
Under the dual carbon goals, Chinese governments at all levels have introduced a large number of industrial policies in the fields of green manufacturing, clean energy, and circular economy. Their coordination mechanism is of great significance to the green transformation of urban industrial structure. Therefore, the important topic of research on the coordination mechanism of various policies has received widespread attention. Based on a large amount of literature review, this article systematically organizes the relevant content of the research on the policy coordination mechanism of green transformation of urban industrial structure under the dual carbon goals, studies the policy coordination in various key areas, and conducts in-depth analysis of typical city cases. Through research, it is found that through in-depth research and reasonable planning of the policy coordination mechanism, it can more effectively improve the efficiency of green transformation of urban industrial structure, provide a scientific path and a complete green planning framework for urban industrial green transformation, and have great significance for promoting the implementation of the dual carbon plan.
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