Analysis of Industrial Structure Optimization Based on Energy Saving

Ying Ying Cao; Ya Ling Zou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.986-987.219

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Analysis of Industrial Structure Optimization Based on Energy Saving

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The industrial structure optimization based on energy saving is different from the traditional industrial structure optimization. It relays on the supply and demand of industrial structure. It takes low carbon cycle, energy conservation and environmental protection as guiding principles and maximization of the use of resource and minimization of production from environmental pollution as the goals. Innovation of technology has also be taken as a means to help industry be sustainable, healthy and orderly and to shape an industrial optimization model that economy, society, nature are harmoniously existed. In this paper, we have an analysis of the energy industry structure to point out the shortages of the structure, technology, policy, talent and so on in energy industry. Then based on these shortages we explored the optimal path of industrial structure for energy saving.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 986-987)

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Ying Ying Cao*, Ya Ling Zou

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Energy Industry, Energy Saving, Industry Structure, Optimal Path

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