This article summarizes the outcomes of industrial sector’s response to global climate change during the “thirteenth five” period. In the first three years of the period，the value added of the industrial sector had an accumulated growth of 20.65% and an average annual growth rate of 6.84%. As the value added of the industrial sector grew at an accelerated rate，however，its carbon emission intensity continued to decline. In comparison to other developed and developing countries，China’s carbon emission per unit of value added is declining at a higher speed，which plays a significant role in helping China to achieve in advance its 2020 goal of reducing emission intensity per unit GPA by 40%-45% from 2005. During the “thirteenth five” period，the Industrial sector continuously improved its top design to better counter climate change issues and its green manufacturing system to achieve low carbon development. In addition，a good foundation for future progress is laid through the promotion of low-carbon innovative technology and energy-saving consulting service. In the future fourteenth-five year period，the industrial sector will continue to foster its low-carbon characteristic through multiple policy measures and means.