Research on the Assessment of Residents' Ecological Well-being in Green and Low-carbon Energy Transition: A Social Survey Based in Hefei

Abstract

With the increasing severity of global climate change, green and low-carbon transition has become a shared objective for national energy development worldwide. Against this backdrop, assessing residents' ecological well-being during the energy transition process holds significant importance for promoting sustainable development and building a harmonious society. Based on a social survey of residents' ecological well-being in Hefei's green and low-carbon energy transition, this study develops primary and secondary indicators to evaluate residents' ecological well-being. Through logistic regression analysis, the research examines residents' ecological well-being across environmental, social, and economic dimensions. The findings reveal that the influencing factors on residents' ecological well-being demonstrate significant systematic characteristics, suggesting that green and low-carbon energy transition should achieve balanced and synergistic progress among environmental, social, and economic aspects.