Energy is an important material basis for economic and social development. The western region of our country has always been at a relatively low level of economic development, although there are abundant types of energy and huge reserves. The purpose of this paper is to study the energy development and economic growth in the western region based on the energy Internet marketing service. Based on the panel data of 12 western provinces, this paper analyzes the development status of the western region from three aspects: the basic situation, energy endowment, and economic status of the western region. Further selected control variables to analyze the impact mechanism of the resource curse, the resource curse effect in western my country is mainly due to the large-scale development of energy that inhibits the upgrading of the manufacturing industry and causes pollution to the environment. Finally, according to the economic effect of natural energy, the transmission mechanism of resource curse and the theory of economic growth, a feasible service channel management and integration strategy for the development of western energy to promote economic development is proposed.

Kamil Leśniowski. Energy Development and Economic Growth in the Western Region Based on Energy Internet Marketing Services. Academic Journal of Energy (2021), Vol. 2, Issue 2: 38-46. https://doi.org/10.38007/RE.2021.020205.

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