聚焦气候变化与绿色能源发展，第四届气象经济论坛在京举办

Group 1 - The fourth Meteorological Economic Forum was held on September 11 in Beijing, focusing on the theme of "Climate Change and Green Energy Development" to explore paths for the synergistic development of climate change and green energy [1][24] - The forum gathered representatives from domestic and international organizations, experts, and corporate representatives to discuss topics such as climate change response, energy transition, and the construction of a beautiful China [1][24] Group 2 - The global installed capacity of wind and solar energy has reached 31%, with extreme weather becoming a key factor affecting the stability of power systems [3][10] - Research indicates that for every 1°C increase in maximum temperature, the peak electricity load increases by 4.5% [3] - The Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization is actively conducting collaborative research on energy meteorology and has partnered with the China Meteorological Administration to release the "Global New Energy Generation Annual Forecast 2025" [3][10] Group 3 - The energy sector accounts for three-quarters of global greenhouse gas emissions, necessitating prioritization of climate action through increased investment in renewable energy and enhanced climate services [5][10] - China has significantly reduced carbon emission intensity through industrial restructuring and the development of renewable energy, maintaining a leading position in global wind and solar installed capacity [8][14] Group 4 - The forum featured keynote speeches from prominent figures, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary research on climate systems and the importance of technological innovation in achieving carbon neutrality [15][16] - The forum initiated the "Exploring Beautiful China Climate Ecology Chapter" case collection activity to showcase local government and enterprise achievements in promoting green transformation [11][20] Group 5 - The forum included a roundtable discussion on "Climate Change and Green Development," inviting representatives from leading institutions to explore collaborative paths for climate change and green energy [24][26] - The fifth Global Meteorological Services and Equipment Exhibition showcased advanced meteorological data applications and technologies that support low-carbon transitions in various sectors [27]