Thursday, November 6, 2025

Exploring China’s Pathway to Carbon Neutrality: A Dynamic Spatial Durbin Quantile Perspective


China’s ambitious goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2060 has sparked global attention . A recent study titled “Exploring the Pathway to Carbon Neutrality in China Based on a Dynamic Spatial Durbin Quantile Regression Model” offers a fresh analytical lens to understand how different regions contribute to and are influenced by  the nation’s green transition.

Using advanced econometric modeling, the researchers examine spatial spillover effects of carbon emissions across provinces, revealing how economic structure, technological innovation, and renewable energy adoption interact to drive emission reductions. The dynamic spatial Durbin quantile regression approach captures regional disparities, highlighting that high-emission regions experience stronger spatial dependence effects.

The findings provide critical policy insights for optimizing China’s low-carbon strategies, fostering regional cooperation, and accelerating the journey toward a sustainable, carbon-neutral future.

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