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Boqiang Lin is a leading scholar at the intersection of energy economics, environmental policy, and industrial innovation. His research focuses on how technological adoption—particularly industrial robotics—can drive sustainable development by reducing energy intensity and enabling synergistic pollution abatement and carbon reduction. In his highly cited 2024 study (44 citations), Lin demonstrates that industrial robots lower firm energy intensity through two key channels: technological innovation and electrification. A subsequent 2024 paper (29 citations) further reveals how robot adoption can simultaneously curb pollutants and greenhouse gases, offering a dual-benefit pathway for green manufacturing. His most recent work (2025) extends this line of inquiry by showing that robot integration improves corporate supply chain efficiency in China, linking automation to operational and environmental performance. Lin’s contributions provide actionable insights for policymakers and firms seeking to align industrial automation with climate goals. His research is widely cited for its rigorous empirical analysis and practical implications, establishing him as a pivotal voice in the discourse on technology-driven environmental sustainability.
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