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安永刘国华:中国企业加速“绿色出海”,不断推进绿色供应链建设

Core Viewpoint - ESG compliance has become a key competitive advantage for companies in international development, with green transformation serving as the core engine for going global [2][3] Group 1: ESG Compliance and Regulations - The rapid introduction and enforcement of international ESG regulations require companies to establish ESG systems and prepare for information disclosure within a short timeframe [6] - The EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) came into effect in 2023, mandating comprehensive ESG disclosures from companies, with the first batch of companies starting compliance in 2024 [6] - Companies need to enhance compliance management capabilities and actively participate in international rule discussions to integrate ESG requirements into daily operations [3][4] Group 2: Challenges Faced by Chinese Companies - Chinese companies face significant challenges in aligning with international ESG standards, which are reshaping global trade rules across environmental, social, and governance dimensions [4] - Compliance costs are increasing due to requirements for carbon footprint calculations, renewable energy usage, labor rights audits, and supply chain transparency [4][5] - Companies must develop systematic responses to policy compliance issues and establish dynamic tracking mechanisms for ESG regulations [3][4] Group 3: Strategic Approaches for Companies - Companies should focus on three core dimensions for effective ESG strategy: dynamic compliance management, building an ESG brand, and driving technological innovation [10] - By optimizing capital structure through improved ESG performance, companies can gain financing advantages and access sustainable development-linked loans [11] - Enhancing supply chain management capabilities through ESG strategies can lead to increased order opportunities and improved competitiveness in global markets [11] Group 4: Green Supply Chain Development - Establishing comprehensive supply chain due diligence and risk management mechanisms is essential for ensuring sustainability and compliance [7][8] - Companies need to enhance data traceability and digital capabilities to meet increasing transparency demands in supply chains [8] - Collaborating with suppliers to build a resilient and low-carbon supply chain is crucial for maintaining competitiveness in international markets [9]