A Study on Industrial Green Transformation in China

Li Ping, Yang Danhui, Li Pengfei, Ye Zhenyu and Deng Zhou
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Li Ping: Institute of Quantitative and Technological Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Yang Danhui: Institute of Quantitative and Technological Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Li Pengfei: Institute of Quantitative and Technological Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Ye Zhenyu: Institute of Quantitative and Technological Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Deng Zhou: Institute of Quantitative and Technological Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

No 2013.27, Working Papers from Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei

Abstract: China’s speedy industrialization has undertaken mostly a crude path with extensive energy consumption and severe environmental damage. In face of the challenge of global warming and resource restrictions, it calls for urgent green transformation for the sustainable development of China’s industry. With huge potentials and more general benefits than costs, the industrial green transformation in China will have more positive effects and accelerate the whole process of the development of China’s green economy. From this perspective, China needs to adopt a comprehensive and open mechanism for green transformation with more strict environmental regulations, effective energy conservation and emissions reduction, green technology R&D and application, as well as international cooperation in the related fields with market-oriented reform, government strategies and regulations, proactive response from the industry sector, self-initiative of enterprises and active public participation.

Keywords: Industry; Green Transformation; Technology Roadmap; Cost and Benefit (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Q5 Q55 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-03
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