推进双碳目标要摆脱畏难情绪

Group 1 - Hohhot has been selected as a national carbon peak pilot city, reflecting the common challenges and solutions in green transformation across various regions [1] - The key to achieving the "dual carbon" goals lies in optimizing the energy structure, expanding the green energy industry, and fostering a low-carbon lifestyle among the public [1][2] - Inner Mongolia has achieved an average GDP growth of 6% and a fixed asset investment growth of 15.1% while maintaining an energy consumption growth rate of 1.4%, demonstrating the synergy between low-carbon transition and economic growth [1] Group 2 - Ordos City is developing the world's first zero-carbon industrial park, supported by green electricity and driven by technological innovation, aiming for cross-regional replication of the zero-carbon model [2] - Non-pilot regions are encouraged to accelerate industrial transformation and establish a gradient transition from high-carbon to low-carbon and zero-carbon development [2] - The energy sector should focus on replacing high-carbon fossil fuels with renewable energy sources like wind and solar power, while the industrial sector should promote low-carbon technology upgrades [2] Group 3 - There is a need to enhance public awareness of low-carbon lifestyles, as issues like water waste and food loss remain prevalent [3] - The implementation of a comprehensive energy-saving strategy and the promotion of a circular economy require social advocacy to integrate low-carbon concepts into education and public services [3] - Achieving the "dual carbon" goals is urgent and requires a collective effort to incorporate low-carbon development into the broader context of high-quality growth [3]