Analysis of the Impact of Data Elements on the Low-Carbon Transformation of Bengbu Glass Industry
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Data elements, Low carbon transformation, Glass industryAbstract
With the continuous development of the digital economy, low-carbon transformation has gradually become the inevitable choice for the transformation and upgrading of the glass industry. Based on the glass industry data (2020-2024) released by Bengbu Bureau of industry and information technology, bureau of statistics and national development and Reform Commission, this paper explores the impact of data elements ofthe analysis demonstrates that the low-carbon transformation of the glass industry. By analyzing the case of Bengbu Glass Industry, it is found that data elements have a significant role in promoting the low-carbon transformation of the glass industry, which is mainly reflected in monitoring production data to improve energy efficiency, data-driven clean energy substitution, data collaboration to optimize logistics carbon footprint, and optimizing resource allocation to reduce equipment idling. However, there are still some problems to be solved, such as the lack of data element industry chain coordination, the weak ability of data-driven technological innovation and application, and the lag of data security and standardization construction. In order to further deepen the role of data elements in the low-carbon transformation of the glass industry, this paper proposes actionable recommendations, including constructing an industrial chain data collaboration platform, strengthening the data-driven collaborative innovation mechanism of industry, University and research, and improving the data standards and security system.
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