Under the dual-carbon development goal, the transformation and upgrading of China's energy industry must be realized by adjusting the energy structure and developing new energy sources. While ushering in major development opportunities, new energy enterprises are also facing severe compliance risks and challenges under the multiple pressures of domestic and international technology, market competition, and policies. Therefore, carbon dioxide emission governance is the common mission and responsibility of the world's mankind. Emission governance is the common mission and responsibility of human beings all over the world. Only by organically combining governance and risk management can the global dual-carbon cause be pushed forward in a better way. This study is here. Taking new energy enterprises as an example, it analyzes the problems and countermeasures for the carbon emission compliance risk of enterprises from the aspects of policies and regulations, talents and technology, and industrial financing, and finally promotes the sustainable development of new energy enterprises.

Yilin Yang. Carbon Emission Compliance Risk Analysis of New Energy Enterprises under the Background of Dual Carbon. Academic Journal of Business & Management (2024) Vol. 6, Issue 7: 146-151. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJBM.2024.060720.

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