Energy conservation (hereinafter referred to as energy conservation) refers to strengthening energy management, adopting measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and environmentally and socially acceptable, from energy production to consumption, to reduce consumption, reduce losses and pollutant emissions, stop waste, and use energy effectively and rationally.
In the context of carbon neutrality at the peak of carbon emissions, energy conservation is currently the best means of reducing emissions and carbon emissions from the perspective of the least cost and resistance of carbon reduction. Technical measures such as energy audit, energy-saving diagnosis, energy-saving monitoring, and energy efficiency testing are the main means to tap the energy-saving potential and provide a basis for proposing suggestions for improving energy management and energy-saving transformation plans.
