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Area of Science:

  • Industrial Economics
  • Sustainable Development
  • Manufacturing Systems

Background:

  • Global industrial value chains and low-carbon emission reduction necessitate manufacturing industry's green transformation.
  • Manufacturing's green transformation is viewed as a complex adaptive system requiring dynamic theoretical insights.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the mechanism and conversion process of green transformation and upgrading in the manufacturing industry.
  • To simulate the transformation dynamics between old and new energy sources within manufacturing enterprises during green transitions.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing dynamic theory to analyze the intrinsic relationships within manufacturing's green transformation.
  • Modeling the transformation of new and old dynamics within manufacturing enterprises as an endogenous variable.

Main Results:

  • Green transformation in manufacturing is a multi-stage process driven by enterprise-level changes.
  • Change inertia plays a crucial role, enabling new dynamics to gradually replace outdated ones.

Conclusions:

  • Manufacturing enterprises must navigate a multi-stage transformation process for successful green upgrading.
  • Recommendations are provided, focusing on ideology, policy, digital tools, financial support, and collaboration to foster this transition.