Exploring the Path of Improving the Energy Regulatory System to Support the High Quality Development of the New Energy Industry

Achieving the "dual carbon" goal requires the rapid growth of the new energy industry and the proper handling of the relationship between environmental protection and economic growth. To ensure the healthy development of this industry, it is necessary to fully leverage the regulatory role of the government. With the acceleration of energy transformation, China's energy industry is ushering in a historic opportunity to transition from the low-end to the high-end value chain. This article delves into the current status of China's new energy industry and its legal regulatory system, pointing out that despite the rapid development of the new energy sector, it still faces many challenges such as chaotic market order, insufficient technological innovation capabilities, and difficulties in energy consumption. The promulgation of the Energy Law marks significant progress in China's rule of law construction in the energy field, but further improving the regulatory mechanism is an urgent task. Based on the analysis of the current regulatory situation, this article summarizes the main problems and proposes several improvement suggestions, aiming to establish a more scientific and efficient legal regulatory framework, promote the virtuous cycle of the new energy industry, enhance China's competitiveness in the global green and low-carbon economy, and ultimately achieve the goal of harmonious coexistence among the economy, environment, and energy.