The green transition of the energy power system from the perspective of new quality productivity

ZHANG Guoxing; HU Suying; NIE Yan

Abstract：The low-carbon and green transformation of the energy power system has become key to China achieving its sustainable development goals.New quality productivity,driven by technological innovation and resource optimization,can promote the green transformation of the energy power system.However,few studies have analyzed the impact of new quality productivity on the green transformation of energy power systems.In light of this,the present study delves into the main influencing factors of new quality productivity and explores how it drives the green transformation of energy power systems through its impact on energy structure.The research conclusions are as follows:① New quality productivity not only directly influences the green transformation of the energy power system but also affects it indirectly by altering the energy structure.② The positive driving effect of industrial structure on the green transformation of the energy power system is slightly weaker than that of new quality productivity,while economic development and urbanization levels have a negative impact.③ Differences in regional economic development and resource endowments lead to varying impacts of new quality productivity on the green transformation of the energy power system,with the most significant positive effect observed in central regions and the weakest in western regions.In the future,each region in China should innovate pathways for new quality productivity based on its own economic and social development levels to effectively advance the country's energy power system toward achieving the"dual carbon"goals.