活力中国调研行｜重庆：“低碳引擎”驱动高质量发展

Group 1: Zero Carbon Exploration in Chongqing - Chongqing's low-carbon development is seen as a new engine for high-quality growth, with energy consumption growth at 2.4% supporting an economic growth of 5.6% during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [1] - Chongqing Conch Cement has implemented a waste-to-energy project that processes urban waste, achieving a 100% harmless treatment rate and aiming for zero landfill by 2025 [3][4] Group 2: Environmental Achievements of Chongqing Conch Cement - The company has invested over 90 million yuan in a system that processes 200 tons of household waste daily, having treated over 570,000 tons since its operation [3] - The waste incineration project has reduced landfill area by over 1,000 acres and saved 42,000 tons of standard coal annually through heat recovery [3][4] Group 3: Emission Reduction and Environmental Standards - Chongqing Conch Cement reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 115,000 tons annually and has achieved a 90% reduction in methane emissions [4] - The company has been recognized as an A-level enterprise for air pollution prevention and has received national-level green factory certification [4] Group 4: Low-Carbon Industry Clusters - The Dadu River area is home to Chongqing International Composite Materials Co., which has achieved top-level emissions standards for its glass fiber production [6] - The Two Rivers New Area has seen significant low-carbon industry cluster effects, with companies like BOE Technology Group focusing on green manufacturing and achieving zero carbon emissions for certain products [7] Group 5: Future Low-Carbon Innovations - The Kedisu (Chongqing) Company is pioneering the production of microbial protein using natural gas, marking a significant step in sustainable food protein supply [8] - Bosch Hydrogen Power Systems has developed hydrogen fuel cell modules for commercial vehicles, addressing the future needs of the hydrogen energy industry [8] Group 6: Circular Economy Initiatives - The Midea Green Recycling Industrial Park aims to create a resource recycling chain for old appliances, with plans to process 3 million units annually [9]