Research on Collaborative Innovation of Green Supply Chain Driven by Dual Carbon Goals

This study focuses on the collaborative innovation of green supply chain driven by dual carbon objectives, analyzes the challenges, adopting a tripartite analytical framework encompassing institutional, technological, and operational dimensions and causes of the current development of green supply chain, and puts forward corresponding solutions. This study finds that information barriers between enterprises, the high cost of low-carbon technology, and policy loopholes, with empirical data showing a 42% efficiency loss in cross-enterprise carbon data sharing, will seriously limit the collaborative efficiency of the green supply chain. In view of these problems, this study will propose the following suggestions: building a national unified supply chain carbon data platform and formulating carbon accounting standards; increasing government financial support for low-carbon technologies; improving the carbon market mechanism; expanding the coverage of the industry and increase the level of carbon prices. This study hopes to promote the innovation and development of a green supply chain through the cooperation of government, enterprises, and research institutions and provide a theoretical basis for developing a novel Policy-Tech-Market coordination model and practical path for achieving the goal of carbon peak before 2030 and carbon neutrality before 2060.