Thermodynamic Analysis of the Relationship Between Energy Conversion Efficiency in Industrial Enterprises and Economic Growth

With the rapid development of the global economy, industrial enterprises have become increasingly dependent on energy to drive economic growth.However, the relationship between efficient energy utilization and economic growth remains insufficiently explored.Existing research primarily focuses on either economic or engineering perspectives, often overlooking the thermodynamic nature of energy conversion processes.This limitation leads to an incomplete understanding of the relationship between energy efficiency and economic growth.This paper constructs a model of energy conversion efficiency in industrial enterprises through thermodynamic analysis and further explores the relationship between energy conversion efficiency and economic growth.The findings reveal that analyzing energy efficiency from a thermodynamic perspective provides a more scientific and comprehensive insight into the actual energy utilization in enterprises, offering theoretical support for achieving the dual goals of economic growth and efficient energy use.This study not only offers new perspectives for research in energy economics but also serves as a valuable reference for policymakers and corporate managers in strategic decision-making.