Compatibility Dilemmas and Optimization Paths of Patient Capital Empowering Green Industries Under the Dual Carbon Goals

Authors

  • Yuhang Li Xiamen University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62177/apemr.v2i6.928

Keywords:

Dual Carbon Goals, Patient Capital, Green Industries, Compatibility Dilemmas, Optimization Paths

Abstract

This study aims to explore how patient capital can facilitate the development of green industries in the context of the "dual carbon" goals, while analyzing the problems existing in their cooperation and proposing solutions. Combining the development needs of green industries with the characteristics of patient capital, this research systematically examines the unique roles of patient capital in three dimensions—time adaptation, risk bearing, and value alignment—through sorting out relevant theories and practical cases. The results indicate that the effective connection between patient capital and green industries currently faces practical obstacles such as insufficient capital scale, information opacity, narrow exit channels, and fragmented policy support. Based on this, the study proposes optimization paths including expanding the sources of patient capital, establishing information sharing platforms, improving supporting mechanisms, and strengthening policy guarantees. The research shows that the in-depth integration of patient capital and green industries can provide important support for the achievement of the "dual carbon" goals. The relevant conclusions can offer practical references for promoting the high-quality development of green industries and enhancing the synergy between capital and industries.

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Li, Y. (2025). Compatibility Dilemmas and Optimization Paths of Patient Capital Empowering Green Industries Under the Dual Carbon Goals. Asia Pacific Economic and Management Review, 2(6). https://doi.org/10.62177/apemr.v2i6.928

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Received: 2025-11-30
Accepted: 2025-12-04
Published: 2025-12-18