“零碳园区”绿意浓

Core Viewpoint - Yunnan Province is actively exploring the construction of zero-carbon parks, leveraging its energy resource advantages, and has made significant progress in this area through the implementation of a comprehensive work plan and evaluation index system [1][2]. Group 1: Zero-Carbon Park Development - The concept of zero-carbon parks aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from production and daily activities to "near zero" levels, with the potential to achieve "net zero" conditions [1]. - Yunnan has initiated the construction of 15 provincial-level zero-carbon parks in three batches, focusing on meeting the carbon footprint demands of downstream buyers and addressing international green trade barriers [1][2]. - The goal is to provide 100% green electricity to enterprises within these parks, supported by integrated projects that explore direct connections for green electricity [1]. Group 2: Green Energy and Manufacturing - Yunnan has over 90% of its installed capacity from green electricity, and the province is advancing the construction of a green manufacturing system [2]. - The province has created 186 provincial-level green factories and 12 green industrial parks, with 10 recognized as green low-carbon industrial parks [2]. - Yunnan has implemented a technology for tracing conventional hydropower, allowing for the free transfer of green certificates, with an expected annual transfer scale of over 100 million certificates, equating to more than 1 trillion kilowatt-hours of electricity [2]. Group 3: Carbon Footprint Management - Yunnan is enhancing its provincial carbon emission management system and has published a directory for key products to guide carbon footprint accounting and certification [2]. - Collaborations are being established between local high-tech zones and energy companies to upgrade carbon management platforms, supporting product carbon footprint calculations [2]. - The province aims to deepen the construction of zero-carbon parks by focusing on all-green electricity supply and the development of green industries [2].