Dual carbon targets drive industrial transformation; the white carbon industry accelerates the upgrading of green production capacity. 

1.Environmental protection standards have been raised, and outdated and excessive production capacity has been accelerated for elimination. 
The regulations related to the clean production of inorganic silicates in China have been continuously tightened, with higher entry thresholds set in terms of energy consumption, wastewater recycling rate, and pollutant emissions. The operating pressure of traditional high-water consumption and high-emission outdated production lines has increased. Small and medium-sized production capacities that lack renovation conditions have continued to exit the market, and the overall supply structure of the industry has been continuously optimized, with market concentration steadily rising. 

2. New low-carbon processes have been implemented, and the carbonization method route has gradually been industrialized. 
The research and development focus in the industry is shifting towards low-carbon production technologies, and the carbonization method for white carbon black has been adopted in more projects. This approach utilizes carbon dioxide in the synthesis process, reduces the use of strong acid raw materials, lowers the pressure of waste treatment, and has a significantly lower carbon footprint compared to traditional processes. Multiple pilot and large-scale production lines have been put into operation successively to verify the feasibility of the process, providing a feasible path for the industry's green transformation. 

3. The solid waste resource utilization route has gained popularity, and bio-based white carbon black has attracted much attention. 
The technology of extracting silicon sources from agricultural and forestry waste to prepare bio-based silica has been continuously improving, and a resource recycling industrial chain has been established. This model converts agricultural by-products into nano-silicon dioxide products, achieving the resource utilization of waste materials, with lower carbon emissions throughout the production process. It is more suitable for overseas carbon tariff requirements in export trade and possesses unique market competitiveness. 

4. Green production capacity has become an important competitive advantage in exports. 
Overseas carbon border policies continue to be implemented, and carbon footprint indicators have become an important consideration standard for foreign trade orders. White carbon black produced using green processes has continued to demonstrate significant advantages in international market bargaining. Industry entities are accelerating the layout of low-carbon production line renovations to adapt to global green trade rules and consolidate their overseas market share.