The research results show that the overall scale of China's green economy is constantly expanding, and the proportion of green GDP has also increased to 24.7%. The installed capacity of renewable energy has even reached 2.39 billion kilowatts. However, problems such as uneven regional development, shortcomings in core technologies, and slow transformation of traditional industries still affect the situation. The green economy mainly relies on the three effects of industrial upgrading, technological innovation, and optimized resource allocation to provide support for high-quality development, and policy support and technological breakthroughs are the most critical factors among them. This report proposes a coordinated promotion strategy from five aspects: industry, technology, policy, finance, and region, hoping to provide theoretical reference and practical basis for China to achieve its "dual carbon" goals and promote economic transformation and upgrading.
green economy; high-quality development; Dual Carbon goals; green GDP; technological innovation; regional coordination
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