Research on the Influence of Energy Consumption Structure on the Development of "Double Carbon" in Tibet
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ajst.v5i2.6462Keywords:
Tibet region, Energy consumption structure, Clean energy, Impact Study.Abstract
Tibet is not only rich in mineral energy resources, but also rich in renewable energy such as solar, wind, and hydropower. Vigorously developing clean and renewable energy resources in Tibet can further reduce Tibet's dependence on traditional mineral energy resources and accelerate the transformation of Tibet's energy consumption structure. By analyzing the impact of the objective natural environment on the "dual carbon" development of the energy consumption structure in Tibet, we can further understand the internal motivation and external conditions for the low carbon development of the energy consumption structure in the Tibet Autonomous Region, and thus attempt to propose a development strategy for implementing the low carbon development of the energy consumption structure in the Tibet Autonomous Region, which plays a key role in the low carbon development of the energy consumption structure in the Tibet Autonomous Region.
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