A Study on the Impact of Digital Economy on the Green Transformation of Enterprises

Mingke Deng

doi:10.54097/4nevf506

Authors

Mingke Deng

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/4nevf506

Keywords:

Digital Economy, Green Transformation, Technology Innovation, Utilization

Abstract

Green and sustainable development has become an inevitable choice for the global economy to enter a new stage. At the same time, China’s digital economy is accelerating its expansion from the consumption sector to the production sector, and digital transformation is gradually becoming an emerging dividend that leads enterprises to create green value. This paper takes Chinese enterprises as the research object, and based on the development of green economy, studies the main problems faced by Chinese enterprises in achieving green transformation and upgrading. At the same time, it studies the impact of the digital economy on the green transformation of enterprises. In this study, it is found that Chinese enterprises face the following problems in the process of achieving green transformation: insufficient resource utilization, low efficiency in product research and development, low productivity, and low recycling rate. This paper also points out how the development of the digital economy can drive enterprises to achieve green transformation. It presents an analysis from five aspects: resource utilization, product research and development, production and processing, industrial structure, and circular utilization, explaining the impact of digital technology on enterprise transformation, and emphasizes the importance of technological innovation. Meanwhile, the research in this paper provides ideas for the development of domestic enterprises, helping them adapt to the current requirements of economic development and achieve green transformation.

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