Energy Transition and Peak Carbon Neutrality: Implementation Pathways in the Transportation Sector-A Case Study of Tai’an

\nAs an important part of the national economy, the carbon emission problem of the transportation industry is becoming increasingly prominent. This paper analyzes the current situation of the carbon emission in the transportation field from the two dimensions of energy use and carbon emission.By constructing the LEAP model and designing different scenarios, the “bottom-up” method is selected to take Tai’an city as an example to predict the carbon peak in the field of transportation trend.On this basis, put forward to strengthen the construction of energy infrastructure, promote clean energy and new energy vehicles, strengthen energy technology innovation research and development, improve the carbon emissions statistics and monitoring system, strengthen policy guidance and support implementation path, and combined with the specific situation of Tai’an City analysis, these path green low carbon development in the field of transportation provides an important reference, also for other areas of similar problems provides reference and enlightenment.\n