Focus on emerging frontier areas and promote coordinated development of economy and environment; Invest in new infrastructure construction, and consolidate the foundation of economic and social digitalization and innovative development; Strengthen the R&D and application of new technologies, and constantly expand green industries such as energy conservation and environmental protection, clean energy and new materials... On November 3, the APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation) Business Leaders' China Forum in 2022 was held. The guests at the forum discussed new directions and space for cooperation around the theme of "moving towards a green economy". The reporter learned at the forum that China is committed to sharing green and low-carbon development experience with APEC members, vigorously promoting international cooperation in green industries, seizing green economic development opportunities with scientific and technological innovation, and further stimulating new space for regional cooperation. Green and low carbon has become the key word of international cooperation. Participants generally believed that the world energy pattern is undergoing profound changes and adjustments. More than 130 countries and regions have proposed the goal of carbon neutrality, and the clean and low carbon transformation of energy has become an irreversible trend. At the forum, the 2022 annual report of the "Sustainable China Industrial Development Action" jointly released by the APEC China Business Council and the International Cooperation Center of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), "Beyond Net Zero Carbon", showed that global development has shifted from the "low-carbon channel of high carbon energy" to the "zero carbon channel of energy". Changing the track will not only bring about carbon neutrality, but also bring about economic growth, employment growth Energy security, environmental improvement, welfare enhancement and other multi goal win-win. Participants pointed out that the Asia Pacific region is an important engine of world economic growth, and also the main position for the clean and low-carbon transformation of global energy. The 2040 APEC Putrajaya Vision proposes to build a strong, balanced, safe, sustainable and inclusive growth model. This has provided a way for APEC economies and the business community to strengthen practical cooperation in the energy field, promote the development of green industries, share experiences and excellent practices in sustainable development, give play to their complementary advantages to promote the R&D and innovative application of clean low-carbon technologies, and open up more space for industrial cooperation. During the forum, Wu Yabin, director of the Investment and Technology Promotion Office of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, said in an interview with the Economic Information Daily that tackling climate change and speeding up the energy transition is a global consensus, and green and low-carbon has become the focus of current international cooperation. He also pointed out that the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) will be committed to promoting a wider range of international investment cooperation, promoting green transformation in infrastructure, industrial construction and other fields, and opening up more space for industrial development. China's practice has injected momentum into low-carbon development. In the past decade, the installed capacity of wind power and photovoltaic power generation in China has increased by about 12 times, accounting for more than one-third of the total installed capacity of wind power and photovoltaic in the world, and ranking first in the world for many years; The proportion of new energy consumption continues to increase. In 2021, wind power and photovoltaic power generation will account for 11.8% of the total electricity consumption of the whole society, and their contributions to the optimization of energy structure will gradually emerge; A relatively complete industrial chain of new energy technology research and development and equipment manufacturing has been formed. There are seven wind turbine manufacturers ranking in the top ten in the world, and the photovoltaic industry has contributed more than 70% of the world's output... At the forum on the same day, the chief economist of the National Energy Administration