What is the meaning behind China's "double carbon" goal? ?

China's "double carbon" goal reflects a serious attitude, and China takes the initiative to assume the responsibility for global climate change. China's goal of "double carbon" is essentially a low-carbon transition. The peak value of carbon dioxide emission before 2030 is the short-term goal, which is the basis and premise of moving towards carbon neutrality; Carbon neutrality is a long-term goal before 2060, and it can only be achieved after the peak of carbon emission reduction.

To achieve the goal of "double carbon", we first need to have a clear understanding of the two:

First, the goal of "double carbon" will lead China to implement low-carbon transformation, promote sustainable development with low-carbon innovation, and realize the gradual transformation of social civilization from industrial civilization to ecological civilization.

Second, the goal of "double carbon" forces the adjustment of industrial structure, which can effectively curb the impulse to develop energy-intensive industries, promote the progress of strategic emerging industries, high-tech industries and modern service industries, stimulate huge green financial investment, and bring new economic growth points and new employment opportunities.

Third, the goal of "double carbon" is two milestones of the energy revolution, which will greatly promote energy conservation and improve energy efficiency. At the same time, we will vigorously develop non-fossil energy, steadily reduce fossil energy, and build a new power system with non-fossil energy as the main body.