Do a good job in carbon neutralization of peak carbon dioxide emission.

The requirements for carbon neutrality at the peak of carbon dioxide emission are as follows:

1, insist on saving first

China is a country with a large population. Compared with developed countries, the problem of energy and resource constraints is still more prominent. In order to do a good job in carbon neutrality of peak carbon dioxide emissions, we must give priority to saving and continuously reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions per unit output.

2, adhere to the two-wheel drive

Adhering to the two-pronged approach of the government and the market is an important guarantee for achieving carbon neutrality at the peak of carbon dioxide emissions. It is necessary to give full play to the decisive role of the market in allocating resources, guide all kinds of resources and elements to gather in green and low-carbon development, make good use of market mechanisms such as carbon trading and green finance, and stimulate the endogenous motivation and innovation vitality of green and low-carbon transformation of various market players.

3, adhere to the internal and external unobstructed.

We should actively participate in the multilateral process of tackling climate change and shoulder international responsibilities commensurate with China's development level. We should tell the story of China well, give voice to China, contribute to China's plan, and join hands with the international community to protect the earth's homeland.

4. Insist on preventing risks.

At present, China is still in the historical stage of rapid development of industrialization and new urbanization. The industrial structure is biased, the energy structure is biased towards coal, the time window is tight, and the technical reserve is insufficient. The task of carbon neutrality at the peak of carbon dioxide emission is quite arduous. Do a good job of carbon neutrality.

carbon neutrality

Carbon neutrality means that enterprises, groups or individuals calculate the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions directly or indirectly generated in a certain period of time, and then offset their own carbon dioxide emissions by planting trees, saving energy and reducing emissions, so as to achieve "zero emission" of carbon dioxide.

Simply put, how much "carbon" you produce, you must reduce or eliminate the impact of these "carbon" on the environment in some way to achieve your "zero emission".