Corporate Green Development Strategy Under the Carbon Peaking and Carbon Neutrality Goals
Abstract
How can enterprises control energy consumption and carbon emissions within a reasonable range in their business activities while ensuring a certain amount of economic output, and achieve green and low-carbon products or services as much as possible in the R&D and production processes Innovation has become a key issue in the sustainable development of enterprises at this stage. To achieve carbon peak and neutrality targets, this paper analyzes the low-carbon development path of enterprises from the dimensions of resources, R&D, technology, products, and markets.References
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