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逐“绿”去 向“美”行 国家开发银行为绿色发展提供稳定中长期资金支持
Jin Rong Shi Bao·2025-06-05 03:14

Core Viewpoint - The National Development Bank (NDB) is actively supporting green infrastructure projects, focusing on ecological protection and sustainable development in various regions of China [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. Group 1: Green Infrastructure Projects - The NDB has financed the renovation and expansion of the Lanzhou Qilihe Anning Sewage Treatment Plant, which utilizes advanced treatment technology to ensure wastewater meets the Class A discharge standards [1]. - In the first four months of this year, the NDB issued over 250 billion yuan in green loans, emphasizing support for green infrastructure, clean energy, ecological protection, and pollution prevention [2]. - The NDB is committed to integrating ecological and environmental considerations into the entire lifecycle of infrastructure projects, including support for green transportation and waste management facilities [3]. Group 2: Renewable Energy Initiatives - The NDB is focusing on the development of new green low-carbon energy bases, providing long-term financing for clean energy projects and innovative storage technologies [4]. - In Xinjiang, the NDB is supporting the Huadian Mulei carbon dioxide compressed air energy storage project, which will be the largest of its kind globally, enhancing local renewable energy capacity [4]. Group 3: Ecosystem Protection and Restoration - The NDB is actively supporting ecosystem protection and restoration projects in key river basins, exploring mechanisms for realizing the value of ecological products [5]. - In Guangzhou, the NDB has facilitated the implementation of demonstration projects aimed at improving urban ecological environments and agricultural productivity [6]. Group 4: Innovative Financial Products - The NDB is innovating green financial products, such as sustainable development-linked loans, to promote water-saving irrigation practices in agriculture [7]. - The bank is also developing green financial bond products to attract social capital for green development initiatives [7].