Factors Influencing Green Entrepreneurship of Returning Migrant Workers under the Dual-Carbon Background

Abstract

China’s rural energy consumption structure has dominated by coal, and carbon dioxide emissions are relatively large. Under the dual historical responsibilities of the carbon peak, the carbon neutral dual-carbon, and the rural revitalization strategy, the rural energy transition is imminent. This paper conducts an in-depth study on the green entrepreneurship of migrant workers returning to their hometowns and carefully analyzes the factors affecting the return of migrant workers to green entrepreneurship. This paper establishes a regression model to clarify that the green entrepreneurial guidance mechanism can effectively increase entrepreneurial opportunities, promote the rational allocation of regional resources, increase the success rate of entrepreneurship, and promote the construction of new rural areas in China with proper healthcare. The implementation of the scientific guidance mechanism for migrant workers’ green entrepreneurship should adhere to the scientific development concept, correctly guide farmers to return to their hometowns to start businesses, and provide them with a green channel for fiscal taxation. Green entrepreneurship can improve the entrepreneurial ability of migrant workers in order to effectively increase the success rate of migrant workers in entrepreneurship, ensure the rational use of regional resources, and promote the harmonious and stable development of society.