Research on R&D Investment of New Energy Companies under the Trend of Green Transformation
- 1 School of Business, Hohai University, Nanjing, China
Abstract
With the rapid development of new energy technology in the world and the deepening of green energy transformation, the Chinese government is paying more and more attention to the innovation and development of the new energy industry. In recent years, the total R&D investment of Chinese new energy co mpanies keeps increasing and gradually becomes an important force to promote social and economic development. However, the low R&D invest ment intensity of new energy industry and the lack of innovation of ne w energy technology have become the key problems hindering the development of new e nergy in China. Based on the trend of green transformation, this pap er compares the new energy industry policies of the UK, t he US and other countries and combines the development status of China’s new energy industry to explore a new development path for new energy companies, so as to gather the g overnment, market, companies and other forces to accelerate the develo pment of the new energy industry.
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