Development path of a modern rural power grid under dual carbon target based on data analysis

Linhao Ye, Zhiwen Liu and Yu Liang

International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, 2024, vol. 19, 214-223

Abstract: In China’s economic and social development planning, dual carbon goals and modern rural constructions have become new keywords. It is important to realize the green transformation of energy systems and complete the construction of a modern rural power grid based on data analysis under the guidance of dual carbon goals. Based on the systematic summary of the rural energy structure, this paper assesses the current situation of the scientific and technological development of rural power grids, analyzes the main problems faced by the development of rural power grids, and gives suggestions on the path of energy transformation and the path of rural power grid development. The results show that rural energy transformation plays an important role in the implementation of the dual carbon goals, and the relationship between the long-term and short-term goals of rural energy transformation, top-level design and differentiated development, government regulation and market forces, development stage and energy consumption expenditure must be handled well. In addition, as an important support, rural power grid enterprises should seize the opportunities brought by the construction of rural power grids under the dual carbon goals, make rural power a technology to be valued, and promote the further development of new energy-related technologies.

Keywords: Data analysis; Double carbon target; Modern countryside; New energy; Energy transformation; Rural power grid (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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