Research on the Path of Green Technology Innovation Driving Low-Carbon Transformation of Manufacturing Industry

Ke Wang

doi:10.54097/tx572228

Authors

Ke Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/tx572228

Keywords:

Manufacturing, Low-carbon transition, Green Technology Innovation.

Abstract

Against the backdrop of the new industrial and technological revolutions, China is in a critical period of progressing from a large industrial country to an industrial power. It has become imperative to promote the high-quality development of China's manufacturing industry through green technology innovation. At present, as the top-level design of China's green technological innovation continues to improve, and the policy support continues to increase, the lack of coordination of policy system, resources and financing mechanisms has become a key bottleneck restricting the development of green technological innovation. This paper adopts the literature research method to integrate the information related to the development status of China's manufacturing industry and the development status of green and low-carbon technological innovation in recent years to provide theoretical support for this study. The study found that green technologies have contributed to the growth of manufacturing. However, the development of green technology innovation needs to be combined with a scientific and complete development system.

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