The New Round Of China'S "Low Carbon Economy" Era &Nbsp; Investment Effort.

At the end of 2009, politicians from all over the world gathered in Copenhagen to find answers to how to repair the scarred earth.

At the meeting, China declared to the world as a responsible big country that "by 2020, China's carbon emissions will be reduced by 40%~50% compared to 2005".

This commitment, let China Textile Industry Association's arrangement, China

"At present, some visionary entrepreneurs in coastal developed areas have begun to adjust their product structure in the process of pfer."

Yang Donghui, vice president of China Textile Industry Association and honorary president of China Textile Association, believes that the pformation of industry and development mode will promote the R & D of low carbon, energy saving and environmental protection products.

And in the important period of vigorously promoting the development of low carbon economy, the trend of home textile product R & D and industrial development has become an important issue facing the industry.

According to incomplete statistics, since last year, the capital invested by the private enterprises in the Pearl River Delta has invested more than ten billion yuan, and investment has surpassed traditional industries for the first time.

As one of the three major terminals of the textile industry, the home textile industry, relying on "low carbon" to create new competitiveness, has also become an inevitable choice for development.

In mid April, the Fifth Council of China Household Textile Industry Association, China home textiles

Yang Zhaohua's argument was endorsed by many enterprises.

Zhou Jianxin, general manager of Jiaxing Ott textile and Garment Co., Ltd., said that the United States passed the bill in June 2009, and will impose a "carbon tariff" in 2020. The EU countries are also eager to impose "carbon tariffs".

From a strategic perspective, the home textile industry takes "low carbon" as the direction and aims at building a sustainable development system. It is an inevitable trend to go out of an optimized way of development.

Low carbon requires structural adjustment and upgrading

In 2010, the policy of "structural adjustment" put forward new challenges to Chinese textile enterprises.

For a long time, the competitiveness of Chinese textile enterprises is mainly reflected in the comparative advantages of low cost (including manpower, capital, resources and environment), and low cost comparative advantage has created the myth of Chinese manufacturing.

Industry experts believe that although the cost advantage of Chinese enterprises is decreasing, under the trend of low carbon and environmental protection, the introduction of a series of policies of "structural adjustment" may raise the cost of enterprises and further weaken the comparative advantage of Chinese enterprises.

At present, it means greater pressure for Chinese home textile enterprises.

But in the long run, "low carbon economy" will stimulate the upgrading of China's labor-intensive enterprises, improve the technological content of products, and enhance the competitiveness of enterprises through technological innovation.

The "adjustment structure" of home textile enterprises actually covers two aspects, one is the adjustment of enterprise management structure, and the other is the structural adjustment of home textile products. Two

The former relates to the operation of enterprises, and the latter relates to the outlet of products. The two structures should be adjusted to achieve the best operation state and complement each other, so that enterprises can achieve maximum economic benefits.

It can be seen that China's home textile economy has entered a period of historic pformation with environmental protection and optimization of economic development. The most prominent problems at present are the development mode and the economic structure. We must strengthen the mechanism of enterprises by environmental protection, and promote structural adjustment and upgrading.

To protect the environment, we must pay equal attention to economic growth. The protection of the environment must be synchronized with the economic development. The domestic textile industry must continue to develop, and it will also make adjustments and upgrading from the inside to outside in the direction of "low carbon".