坚定推进生态文明建设 申城努力打造美丽中国上海典范

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai is committed to ecological civilization construction and green low-carbon development, aiming to create a model for a beautiful China through collaborative efforts in carbon reduction, pollution control, and green expansion [1][3]. Group 1: Green Technology and Innovation - Technological innovation is a key driver for accelerating green low-carbon transformation, with significant progress in the construction of key application scenarios in Shanghai [3]. - Shanghai Electric has pioneered the CCUS technology demonstration, capturing over 140,000 tons of CO2 [3]. - The release of the "Shanghai Green Low-Carbon Advanced Technology Directory and Demonstration Project List (2025 Edition)" includes 42 advanced green technologies and 9 demonstration projects [3]. Group 2: Policy and Legislative Framework - Shanghai has implemented a series of regulations to support green transformation, including the "Shanghai Green Transformation Promotion Regulations" and the "Shanghai Waste-Free City Construction Regulations" [5]. - The recent decision by the Shanghai People's Congress provides important institutional support for ecological civilization construction [5]. - The "Shanghai Green Building Regulations" integrates green development concepts into the entire lifecycle management of buildings [5]. Group 3: Waste Management and Resource Utilization - Shanghai's household waste classification compliance rate is stable at over 95%, with a resource utilization rate of 86% [6]. - The Laogang slag resource utilization project is a key node for promoting the recycling of waste from incineration [6]. Group 4: Energy and Emission Reduction Initiatives - As of June this year, Shanghai has installed 5.46 million kilowatts of photovoltaic capacity, promoting a new energy system [7]. - The city has promoted over 1.8 million new energy vehicles, leading globally in scale, and has built 1.05 million charging piles and 254 battery swap stations [7]. - Shanghai is actively fostering a green low-carbon supply chain through the establishment of the CN100 alliance [7].