Analysis of High-Quality Development of Logistics Efficiency Based
on Low-Carbon Concepts
Mingrui Guo
1a
and Xiaqing Zhou
2b
1
School of Advanced Intelligent Manufacturing, Fuzhou University, Quanzhou, 362200, China
2
School of Transportation, Inner Mongolia University, Inner Mongolia,010000, China
Keywords: Low Carbon Concept, Green Logistics, Efficiency, Sustainable Development.
Abstract: With economic globalization and the rapid development of various industries, logistics and transportation
make a significant contribution to the economic life of countries around the world. However, due to the lack
of a national unified market and the inefficiency of cross-transportation links, logistics costs are very high in
China at this stage. At the same time, mankind's one-sided pursuit of economic value while ignoring the
ecological value has led to environmental problems are becoming more and more prominent. Green logistics,
as a new logistics model, plays an important role in the realization of low-carbon economy and sustainable
development goals. It promotes the coordinated development of economy, society and environment by
optimizing transportation routes and improving energy use efficiency. With the improvement of people's
awareness of environmental protection and the concept of sustainable development, green logistics as the
direction of the development of modern logistics industry and the inevitable trend will gradually be more
widely used and promoted. This paper discusses the theoretical basis for the development of green logistics,
the current status of research at home and abroad, thus contributing to the research and development of green
logistics efficiencies in a certain way.
1 INTRODUCTION
Amid the rapid advancement of commercial
globalization and each stage of development, logistics
and transportation have become an essential part of
people's lives, and play a crucial role in the economic
life of all countries in the world. In the context of
China's "dual carbon" goals, the logistics industry
with huge pollution and consumption needs to be
completed by realizing the transformation of green
logistics. The "Notice of the General Office of the
State Council on Printing and Distributing the" 14th
Five-Year Plan "Modern Logistics Development
Plan" proposes a series of Specific measures to
promote the development of green logistics, these
measures have positive significance for reducing
carbon emissions, improving environmental quality
and promoting sustainable development. By carrying
out standard implementation activities, promoting
low-carbon technology and equipment, and creating
green logistics hubs and parks, it can play a positive
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https://orcid.org/0009-0003-1178-0137
role in promoting the development of the entire
logistics industry in a green and low-carbon direction.
At the same time, the active application of new
energy and clean energy in transportation,
warehousing, distribution and other links will also
help reduce dependence on traditional energy and
reduce environmental pollution. Measures for the
development of green logistics is an indispensable
part of the green economy. According to the guiding
spirit of the "14th Five-Year Plan for National
Economic and Social Development and the Outline of
Long-term Goals for 2035", accelerating the
development of green logistics is to promote
sustainable development. An indispensable part of
development, at the same time, due to the gradual rise
of environmental barriers, green logistics is also an
important part of adapting to the development of the
world economy.
Lately, many academics have worked out
valuable analysis on green logistics and logistics
capability. In terms of low-carbon logistics, based on
Guo, M. and Zhou, X.
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the Driving-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR)
model, Guo et al. analyzed the influencing factors and
mechanism of railway green logistics from the
aspects of driving force, pressure, state, impact and
response, and put forward countermeasures for the
development of railway green logistics (Guo et al.,
2024), Hu and others innovatively proposed the "rail"
urban green logistics system, based on the analysis of
network nodes and channels, to improve the current
urban environment and improve the efficiency of
urban distribution through structure (Hu et al., 2023).
Li and Hu analyzed and summarized the development
status of green logistics in my country from three
aspects. Green packaging, green warehousing and
green transportation (Li and Hu, 2023). Han used the
super-efficiency SBM model of unexpected output to
measure and evaluate the efficiency of green logistics
in the three northeastern provinces in the past ten
years, and based on the results, put forward
countermeasures including establishing and
implementing a more complete regional logistics
industry policy system and actively introducing
foreign investment Suggestions to provide reference
for the improvement of green logistics efficiency in
other regions (Han, 2023). Shu used the factor
analysis method to reduce the dimension of the input-
output index, so as to build the low-carbon logistics
efficiency evaluation index system in the eastern
region, and studied the low-carbon logistics
efficiency and influencing factors in the eastern
region of my country (Shu, 2023). Li studied the
development status and bottlenecks of Shanghai's
logistics system, and put forward solutions (Li, 2022).
Xue et al. took the data of 16 cities in Shandong
Province as samples, used DEA and Malmquist index
models to measure the efficiency of the logistics
industry in 16 cities in Shandong Province, and used
the qualitative comparative analysis method (QCA)
to clarify the influencing factors and optimization
paths of logistics efficiency in Shandong Province
(Xue et al., 2024).
In terms of logistics efficiency, Zhang and others
commented on the current situation of the entire
logistics industry, including the evaluation methods
and solutions for the efficiency of the logistics
industry (Zhang, 2024). Li and Leng discussed the
super-large-scale market, logistics efficiency and
online consumption, and studied the role of city size
in promoting household online consumption, which
can improve the efficiency of logistics distribution (Li
and Leng, 2023). Yang and others innovatively used
the fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis method
(fsQCA) to explore the configuration role of each
antecedent variable, studied to improve the high-
quality development efficiency of the logistics
industry from a new perspective, and proposed a path
to achieve high logistics efficiency (Yang et al.,
2023).
Throughout the existing literature, the articles on
low-carbon logistics and logistics efficiency mainly
have the following shortcomings. In terms of
solutions, most articles only explain from the surface
and cannot dig out the reasons from the root. In the
selection of objects, most articles prefer to choose a
specific region as the research focus of logistics
efficiency, but the analysis of the differences,
improvement paths and internal mechanisms of
logistics efficiency among various components in the
region is often ignored. This issue has a great impact
on academic research. This paper is based on the
combination of green logistics and logistics
efficiency literature to sort out and summarize the
academic discussion on this topic.
2 CONNOTATION OF GREEN
LOGISTICS
2.1 Concept of Logistics
At the beginning of the 20th century, American
scholar Archie Shaw first defined the term "logistics"
in the 1915 book "Some Problems in Market
Circulation". He believes that the added value of
logistics itself is realized with the transfer of time and
space. After that, logistics gradually became a theory
and began to develop in the West. After more than 30
years of changes, with the continuous development of
the economy, the logistics theory in the West is also
constantly innovating, especially the proposal of
sustainable development, logistics began to be
studied from the perspective of environmental
protection and sustainable concepts.
Since the beginning of the last century, the
concept of logistics has been created and developed
through three stages. "Pre-logistics era", "logistics
era" and "new logistics era" Logistics discipline has
continuously advanced from the initial research on
modal cost and modal rate in order to design an
efficient transportation system to optimize
transportation, storage, packaging, The sum of
various logistics activities such as loading and
unloading, processing logistics information, and then
linking the mission and goals of the enterprise with
the logistics system, coordinating the production,
marketing and logistics of the enterprise. Since then,
with the concept of full responsibility proposed,
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people began to pay attention to the role of logistics,
and the economic contribution and social benefits of
enterprises have also been taken into consideration.
This stage is known as the subsequent development
stage of the third stage.
2.2 Proposal of Green Logistics
In 1980s, the logistics industry in the continuous
development of the process of social and
environmental problems are becoming more and
more serious, giving rise to air pollution, garbage
pollution and other issues. In the early 1990s,
Western scholars put forward the concept of green
logistics, and soon received the great attention of all
walks of life. In 1994, the famous logistics expert
James -In 1994, James Cowper, a famous logistics
expert, explored the great significance of developing
green logistics on the basis of research on how to
choose inventory strategy and transportation tools
(Xiao and Zhou, 2005). Afterwards, the academic
circles also began to study the way of green logistics.
In 2001, China published "Logistics Terminology"
(Wang Ping, 2001) on the definition of green logistics
is as follows, to inhibit logistics in the logistics
process of the environmental hazards caused by
logistics at the same time, the realization of the
purification of the material, so that the logistics
resources can be fully applied. As the trend of
economic globalization intensifies, green logistics
has gradually become an important part of the new
era of the economy and the supporting force, and a
frenzy of research on green logistics has been set off
at home and abroad, with many countries researching
and exploring green logistics from different
perspectives.
Some scholars have made different opinions on
green logistics in various scenarios, for the definition
of green logistics, the representative Jean-Paul
Rodrigue, Brian Slack and Claude Comtois think that
the environmentally friendly and environmentally
compatible, efficient logistics system is green
logistics (Slack et al., 2016). Wu and Dunn thought
that green logistics is a system that is conducive to the
protection of the environment. Dunn believed that
green logistics is a logistics system that is conducive
to the protection of the environment and
environmentally responsible (Barysienė et al., 2015).
Gonzalo and other scholars are more in-depth study
of green packaging from the perspective of
consumers and enterprises (Gonzalo et al., 2021).
2.3 Theory of Green Logistics
There are three theoretical foundations for green
logistics. The first is the economic theory of
sustainable development. Because of the need to
bring economic value, the logistics process consumes
a large amount of resources and energy, resulting in a
waste of resources and pollution of the environment.
On the other hand, sustainable development wants to
have a constant flow of resources for people to use,
so promoting sustainable development is the most
important factor. Secondly, there is the theory of
ecological economics, which takes the coordination
of economic and ecological objectives as the ultimate
goal to realize the common development of ecology
and economy. The past development of the logistics
industry has weakened the link between economic
and environmental benefits, overemphasizing
economic benefits and neglecting ecological benefits.
Finally, there is the theory of ecological ethics, where
people come out of their moral cultivation and realize
that the interest of protecting the ecological
environment is also to safeguard their own interests,
and that the author must consider the obligations
while enjoying the convenience. Due to the ethical
theory, people are more likely to have more goodwill
towards green enterprises, which enables them to gain
competitive advantage through green logistics, thus
promoting the development of green logistics.
2.4 Status of Green Logistics
The United States is one of the earliest countries in
the world to develop logistics, so it also attaches great
importance to the development of green logistics.
First of all, the policy, the development of a series of
laws and regulations, such as the Transportation
Security Act, the Comprehensive Environmental
Liability Compensation and Obligations Act, in order
to reduce the waste of resources in the logistics and
packaging process, and optimize the reverse logistics.
By the end of the last century, the United States has
basically completed the "Green Mark" requirements
for the realization of bag logistics. This not only helps
to reduce costs and revenues, but also helps to
improve corporate image, consumer recognition,
loyalty, so that enterprises can gain a competitive
advantage. From a policy perspective, Japan has been
leading the development of green logistics in the
country. Many Japanese cities have specific transit
centers and recycling centers, and through
reinforcement, they oversee transportation,
distribution, and scheduling in the city, thereby
achieving the goal of reducing environmental
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pollution and improving transportation efficiency. In
addition, Japan has developed smart devices such as
energy saving and emission reduction by improving
transportation systems through electric power
technology, cushioning material consumption for
automated packaging systems to reduce packaging
waste, and intelligent storage and sorting of objects
by AUTSTORE robots. The Japanese logistics
industry has been actively promoting modal shifts
(from automobiles to rail and sea transportation with
lower environmental loads), building operational
systems for mainline transportation, establishing
common distribution systems in metropolitan areas,
and promoting energy-efficient driving to control
pollution emissions.
Currently, China's green logistics development
program is initially implemented, while the green
development of logistics is not so rapid. According to
the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), "Statistical
Bulletin of the National Economic and Social
Development of the People's Republic of China in
2023", China's annual energy consumption is
equivalent to 5.72 billion tons of standard coal, an
increase of 5.7% compared to last year. Of this, coal
and natural gas consumption grew by 5.6% and 7.2%
respectively. Coal accounted for 55.3% of total
energy consumption, while clean energy accounted
for 26.4%. As can be seen from this, although the
proportion of clean energy in China is increasing year
by year, oil is still the main source of energy
consumption. The State has been actively promoting
the transformation of green logistics and encouraging
enterprises to transform and optimize it, and up to
now, China's exploration of the transformation of
green logistics has also achieved stage-by-stage
results.
In terms of providing a green port, Chongqing has
already begun to layout. As a key region in China's
western development and an important stop for the
China-Europe liner. With the continuous promotion
of green logistics construction, the shipping services
of Chongqing port are also being optimized and
upgraded, leading to the speedy progress of
Chongqing's logistics industry and economy.
However, the port area has not yet formed a green
shipping service industry cluster, but the port area has
not yet formed a green shipping service industry
cluster, many supporting facilities are backward, and
the logistics nodes are not well connected (Cui, 2024).
In terms of green parks, Wanwei Logistics
Development Co., Ltd. has built China's first zero-
carbon intelligent logistics demonstration park -
Wanwei Shanghai Park, which is the first in the
country in terms of the scale of cold storage, and
advocates "Empowering Intelligent Carbon
Neutrality with Technology". As of November 2022,
its building area reaches more than 4.9 million square
meters, and it has set up a rooftop distributed
photovoltaic power plant in the pilot park to offset the
carbon emissions in the park's operation through local
renewable energy supply, successfully completing a
zero-carbon logistics park (Gao, 2023).
3 DEVELOPMENT TRENDS AND
CHALLENGEMENT
3.1 Globalization and Informatization
The continuous development of communication and
information technology has facilitated economic
globalization, and the rise of multinational
corporations has pushed forward the change of global
logistics and procurement mode. The popularization
of e-commerce has accelerated the development of e-
logistics, providing consumers and enterprises with
more efficient and convenient transaction methods.
Through e-commerce platforms, consumers can
achieve a global shopping experience, while
enterprises can more quickly understand market
demand and provide personalized services. The
application of e-logistics technologies, such as online
tracking, logistics scheduling and cargo inspection,
further enhances the efficiency and controllability of
the entire supply chain and promotes the development
of global trade.
3.2 Stereoscopic and Networked
Infrastructure
In 2020, the introduction of the National
Comprehensive Stereo Transportation Network
Planning Outline marked a new stage in China's
transportation infrastructure construction. The plan
outlines the future development strategy for an
integrated land, sea, and air transportation network to
elevate the quality of logistics services, and the future
logistics infrastructure in China will show the
characteristics of networked and three-dimensional
development. Specifically, the future development of
logistics infrastructure will reflect the following
characteristics.
First, the network coverage is wider. The scale of
the comprehensive transportation line network will
proceed to build up and the volume of transportation
lines will rise day by day. The transportation
conditions of border crossings, ports, industrial parks,
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rural areas and other important nodes will be
significantly improved, and the blockages and
bottlenecks of the relevant transportation routes will
be gradually eliminated.
Second, higher operational efficiency. The
construction of new infrastructure and the application
of information technology will promote the
development of various modes of transportation in the
direction of intelligence. At the same time, the reform
and innovation of the comprehensive management
system will enhance the efficiency of coordinated
operation between various modes of transportation.
3.3 Specialization and Refinement of
Service Model
With the adjustment of the structure of logistics
demand, the pattern of the service industry will also
be transformed. Various specialized logistics works,
such as e-commerce strategy, cold chain strategy and
threatened goods logistics, will develop. China
recently released the original five-year plan in
specialized strategy, “14th Five-Year Plan” (Ma,
2024) Cold Chain Logistics Development Plan,
indicating the importance of specialized logistics.
Enterprises will integrate resources and utilize high
technology in order to fight for traditional logistics
market share in the face of fierce competition. In the
future, the scale of supply of refined and high-quality
logistics services, such as instant direct delivery,
time-limited delivery and personalized delivery, will
also continue to increase.
3.4 Challenge of Logistics Efficiency
In modern years, the proportion of total social
logistics cost to GDP is still very high. According to
the data jointly released by various departments, it
can be seen that in 2023, China's full communal
strategy costs will be 12.1 trillion yuan, an increase of
9.2% year-on-year; the ratio of total social logistics
costs to GDP will be 14.6%. However, it is still much
higher than the level of 8% to 9% in developed
countries.
3.4.1 Logistics Systematic Not Strong
There are some problems in China's logistics
industry, such as the overall and comprehensive
nature is not strong enough, the transportation
structure is not reasonable enough, and the degree of
networking and organization is low. This has led to
the decentralized development of the logistics system,
weak supporting and compatibility of infrastructure,
and weak end-to-end network. In terms of the
logistics network, there are imperfections in the
network consisting of trunk lines, feeder lines,
terminals, as well as logistics hubs, parks, centres,
distribution centres, and terminal outlets, and there
are weak points between each link. At the same time,
the physical infrastructure, information network and
operation network have not yet formed a complete.
The ratio between public logistics infrastructure,
socialized logistics infrastructure and enterprise-
owned logistics infrastructure is also unreasonable.
3.4.2 Shortage of Logistics Infrastructure
Structure
The level of China's logistics industry does have some
challenges, such as relative lagging behind, low
proportion of modernized facilities, and insufficient
facilities such as modern warehousing and
multimodal transshipment. The comprehensive
transportation network is required to optimize the
layout, and the logistics park system has yet to be
established. In addition, there is a lack of
complementarity between different logistics
infrastructures, making it difficult to connect them
effectively. These problems require systematic and
comprehensive solutions to promote the
modernization of logistics infrastructure.
3.4.3 Third-Party Logistics Management
First of all, supply chain management includes
multiple links and participants, and each participant
has a blind spot in the understanding of information,
leading to information asymmetry from time to time.
Therefore, it is difficult for third-party logistics
enterprises to obtain the real situation of each
enterprise and cannot make accurate decisions.
Secondly, the service quality of third-party logistics
enterprises is difficult to guarantee under the high-
demand market, and there are cases of cargo loss and
delivery delay from time to time. And some third-
party logistics innovation ability is weak, lack of
advanced logistics management system means, thus
affecting the competitiveness of enterprises.
Excessive logistics costs are also a more serious
problem. Third-party logistics enterprises need to
maintain a large number of warehouses and workers,
and these costs will be added to the cost of services.
Finally, in today's rapidly changing information
technology, network security issues are of great
concern, the loss of plagiarism that occurs in the
transport process, will have an impact on the
credibility of the enterprise.
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3.4.4 Logistics Informatization and
Intelligence Lagging Behind
There are still some challenges in China's logistics
industry in terms of informatization and intelligence.
At present, the overall planning capacity needs to be
improved, the construction of logistics
informatization is relatively slow, industry standards
and norms are not sound enough, and there is a
relative shortage of information professionals. In
addition, the integrated development and sharing of
information resources is not sufficient and the
updating speed is slow. The overall application level
is low, especially the informationisation level of
small and medium-sized logistics enterprises
performs poorly, the application of advanced
technology is limited, and the integration of
informationisation with the work and manufacture
links of companies are lacking.
3.4.5 Lack of Connection with Other
Industries
The linkage between the logistics industry and the
manufacturing industry, agriculture, commerce and
trade, and e-commerce still exists to a certain extent.
At present, logistics is slow, costly, the channels are
not smooth enough, and the mode is relatively
outdated, which seriously restricts the manufacturing
industry to realize the process of changing from big
to strong, solving the problems of agriculture, and
promoting the sustainable development of commerce
and trade services and e-commerce. Structural
contradictions in supply and demand between
industries at different levels are prominent, and the
application of information technology platforms and
technologies in linking the logistics industry with
related industries is lagging behind, failing to bring
into sufficient play the facilitating effect on the linked
development of industries.
4 CONCLUSION
Under the “dual-carbon” goal, the logistics industry
also needs to emphasize energy savings and emission
reductions and promote green development. The key
to the development of a low-carbon economy lies in
the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. At present,
countries around the world are actively taking
measures to reduce the emission of carbon dioxide
and other greenhouse gases, such as strengthening
energy management, optimizing the energy structure,
and promoting clean energy. In China, the
Government promotes the development of a low-
carbon economy through the enactment of policies,
like encouraging energy conservation and clean
production, and promoting new energy vehicles. The
development of a low-carbon economy can reduce
greenhouse gas emissions. Compared with the
traditional economy, the low-carbon economy is
more efficient and smarter, which can enhance the
capability of resource utilization,cut down efficiency
consumption and waste emissions, and is also
conducive to promoting scientific and technological
innovation and improving product quality. With the
continuous development of low-carbon economy,
green logistics has also become an important link.
Green logistics aims to reduce emissions and achieve
sustainable development, environmental protection,
sustainable as the guide, to achieve the whole process
of logistics green, low-carbon, environmentally
friendly. The rise of green logistics can not only
decrease energy consumption and waste emissions,
but also improve logistics efficiency and service
quality, and bring more economic benefits and social
benefits for enterprises.
At present, people's understanding of green
logistics is not deep enough, through community
publicity, article pushing and other ways to let the
public have a deeper understanding of green logistics,
and gradually form a green consumer concept. At the
same time on the existing logistics system policy to
supplement and improve environmental protection,
the establishment of green logistics to make the
efficient development of the structure, the
development of green logistics in the policy.
Investment in the establishment of green logistics-
related infrastructure, the development of a unified
management system, due to the fact that there are now
fewer environmentally friendly logistics equipment,
many of which are independent and difficult to be
compatible, which makes it difficult to make changes
to the overall planning of logistics from a
macroscopic point of view, but also leads to a waste
of resources. Unified standards will help integrate
sustainable development into all aspects of green
logistics, green logistics cooperation and exchanges
between enterprises can also learn from each other's
successful experience in the implementation of green
logistics facilities to accelerate the improvement of
the use of technology.
The rise of green logistics is also inseparable from
the talent, strengthen the green logistics theory
research and talent training, in the university have
opened a green logistics management program, to
provide various levels of education and training,
because of the green logistics is a cross-specialty
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disciplines, the need for cooperation between
colleges, but also need to enterprises and schools and
scientific research departments to cooperate, the
theory of the combination of education and practical
research, the development of green logistics,
technology and management of composite
specialties, to supplement the talent gap, the
establishment of green logistics facilities to use the
technology to improve. As a systematic project
involving multiple sectors, disciplines and subjects,
its development will not be accomplished overnight.
For the existing green logistics infrastructure, it is
necessary to integrate and raise the skill of its value.
It is necessary to fully utilize the government's and
associations' functions, use policy guidance to raise
the environmental protection concept of the whole
society, and break the independence of regions,
departments and industries in the past. People will
pay attention to the mutual cooperation between
schools and enterprises, and constantly fill the talent
gap in the industry, not only to cultivate their own
urgently needed logistics talents, but also to further
enhance the quality of in-service logistics personnel.
With the joint participation of the government,
enterprises and consumers, the author will accelerate
the realization of a logistics system that meets the
low-carbon requirements strategy of the new era,
which not only has ecological and environmental
protection value, but also brings better economic
value.
AUTHORS CONTRIBUTION
All the authors contributed equally and their names
were listed in alphabetical order.
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