Achieving　carbon　neutrality　requires　the　fundamental　transformation　of　the　development　paradigm,　the　disruptive　technologies.　With　efficiency-improving　technologies　and　carbon　removal　technologies　alone,　it　is　possible　to　move　further　towards　low　carbon　but　hard　to　achieve　carbon　neutrality.　It　can　only　be　realized　through　thorough　decoupling　from　fossil　energy　with　disruptive　technologies.　This　revolution　aiming　at　carbon　neutrality　has　not　only　made　new　ground　in　the　energy　market,　but　also　the　central　task　which　is　to　revolutionize　zero-carbon　energy　production　and　consumption　through　underlying　changes　to　the　relations　of　production　and　mode　of　distribution,　thereby　pushing　forward　the　fundamental　transformation　of　social　development　paradigm.　　©　2023　Authors.　All　rights　reserved.