Abstract It has recently been reported that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Transport, and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development are actively conducting research and demonstrations to develop a comprehensive set of policies aimed at addressing climate change and accelerating the growth of green and low-carbon industries. These measures will focus on key sectors such as industry, construction, transportation, and public institutions, with an emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainable urban development. The government is also working on fostering the rise of low-carbon industries through targeted initiatives and technological innovation.
According to estimates, the national investment in energy conservation and emissions reduction during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period is expected to reach 2.3 trillion yuan. The market share of high-efficiency energy-saving technologies and equipment is projected to increase from the current 5% to 30%, signaling a major shift towards greener industrial practices.
Xie Zhenhua, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, emphasized that future efforts will include pilot projects for low-carbon industries, transportation systems, towns, industrial parks, communities, and businesses. Additionally, subsidies for green product consumption will be explored to further encourage sustainable consumer behavior.
Officials from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology highlighted the importance of focusing on energy conservation in key areas while simultaneously promoting the development of low-carbon industries. They described this dual approach as demand-driven and supply-oriented, both essential for achieving long-term green and low-carbon development goals.
The National Development and Reform Commission stated that by 2015, the country aims to reduce energy consumption per 10,000 yuan of GDP to 0.869 tons of standard coal (based on 2005 prices), saving a total of 670 million tons of standard coal during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period.
To achieve these targets, the commission plans to implement energy-saving actions across thousands of enterprises, aiming to save 250 million tons of standard coal. Industrial energy consumption per unit of added value is expected to drop by around 21%, while over 400 million square meters of existing residential buildings in northern heating areas will undergo energy-saving renovations.
By 2015, the implementation rate of energy-saving standards for new construction should reach 95%, and green building standards should be implemented in 20% of new projects. The civil aviation sector aims to cut energy consumption per unit by 5%, and 2,000 demonstration units for energy-efficient public institutions will be established.
Moving forward, state departments plan to launch a series of initiatives to promote China’s green and low-carbon industrial economy. This includes pursuing a new model of industrialization by optimizing industrial and energy structures.
Zhu Hongren, chief engineer at the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, outlined key energy-saving strategies for major industries such as steel, non-ferrous metals, petrochemicals, chemicals, building materials, machinery, light industry, textiles, and electronics. These include structural optimization, circular economy principles, and the promotion of advanced energy-saving technologies.
According to the plan, by 2015, the service sector's contribution to GDP will reach 4%, while strategic emerging industries will account for approximately 8%. Their total output is expected to hit 4.5 trillion yuan, growing at an average annual rate of over 15%.
The National Development and Reform Commission also announced plans to leverage market mechanisms to boost the energy-saving and low-carbon industry. Pilot carbon trading programs will expand across seven provinces and cities, with the goal of eventually establishing a national carbon trading market. In addition, the government will explore labeling and certification systems for energy-saving and low-carbon products to guide and promote eco-friendly consumption.
According to estimates, the national investment in energy conservation and emissions reduction during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period is expected to reach 2.3 trillion yuan. The market share of high-efficiency energy-saving technologies and equipment is projected to increase from the current 5% to 30%, signaling a major shift towards greener industrial practices.
Xie Zhenhua, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, emphasized that future efforts will include pilot projects for low-carbon industries, transportation systems, towns, industrial parks, communities, and businesses. Additionally, subsidies for green product consumption will be explored to further encourage sustainable consumer behavior.
Officials from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology highlighted the importance of focusing on energy conservation in key areas while simultaneously promoting the development of low-carbon industries. They described this dual approach as demand-driven and supply-oriented, both essential for achieving long-term green and low-carbon development goals.
The National Development and Reform Commission stated that by 2015, the country aims to reduce energy consumption per 10,000 yuan of GDP to 0.869 tons of standard coal (based on 2005 prices), saving a total of 670 million tons of standard coal during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period.
To achieve these targets, the commission plans to implement energy-saving actions across thousands of enterprises, aiming to save 250 million tons of standard coal. Industrial energy consumption per unit of added value is expected to drop by around 21%, while over 400 million square meters of existing residential buildings in northern heating areas will undergo energy-saving renovations.
By 2015, the implementation rate of energy-saving standards for new construction should reach 95%, and green building standards should be implemented in 20% of new projects. The civil aviation sector aims to cut energy consumption per unit by 5%, and 2,000 demonstration units for energy-efficient public institutions will be established.
Moving forward, state departments plan to launch a series of initiatives to promote China’s green and low-carbon industrial economy. This includes pursuing a new model of industrialization by optimizing industrial and energy structures.
Zhu Hongren, chief engineer at the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, outlined key energy-saving strategies for major industries such as steel, non-ferrous metals, petrochemicals, chemicals, building materials, machinery, light industry, textiles, and electronics. These include structural optimization, circular economy principles, and the promotion of advanced energy-saving technologies.
According to the plan, by 2015, the service sector's contribution to GDP will reach 4%, while strategic emerging industries will account for approximately 8%. Their total output is expected to hit 4.5 trillion yuan, growing at an average annual rate of over 15%.
The National Development and Reform Commission also announced plans to leverage market mechanisms to boost the energy-saving and low-carbon industry. Pilot carbon trading programs will expand across seven provinces and cities, with the goal of eventually establishing a national carbon trading market. In addition, the government will explore labeling and certification systems for energy-saving and low-carbon products to guide and promote eco-friendly consumption.
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