Abstract
This paper discusses the possibility of combining low-carbon intelligent power management technology with carbon emission accounting systems in the context of the pressing global climate change. The article emphasizes the crucial role of these technologies in promoting sustainable power system development. It introduces the basic principles of carbon emission accounting and its application in the electricity industry, highlighting how the integration of intelligent power management with emission accounting can help reduce carbon emissions. Furthermore, the paper provides insights into algorithm development and real case studies, demonstrating the effectiveness of these methods. In summary, this integrated approach supports a cleaner, more sustainable energy future.
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