Abstract
Since the 21st century, global clean energy governance has developed rapidly and gradually attracted the attention of scholars at home and abroad as an emerging field. The development and utilization of the global Clean energy Governance Network has greatly promoted the development of social productive forces, promoted economic globalization and scientific and technological progress, deepened the interdependence of energy and economy among countries around the world, and consolidated the foundation of cooperation among them. At present, the global clean energy governance presents a state of “disorder” with multiple mechanisms superimposed on each other, and is faced with many governance difficulties and dilemmas. By building a global clean energy governance network model, this paper tries to solve the stability and balance of multiple participants in the governance network. On the basis of win-win cooperation, countries should clarify their responsibilities and obligations and work together to promote clean energy governance. We should accelerate the transformation and upgrading of the global energy mix and explore a path of green, clean, low-carbon, environmentally friendly, healthy and sustainable energy cooperation.
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