零碳园区建设进入新阶段——中电联发布首批区域级零碳园区成果

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the first regional "zero-carbon park" certificates marks a new phase in China's zero-carbon park construction, providing replicable and promotable practice samples for the green transformation of industrial parks across the country [1][2]. Group 1: Zero-Carbon Parks Overview - Industrial parks are key areas for carbon emissions, accounting for approximately 31% of national carbon emissions in China, making their low-carbon and zero-carbon transformation crucial for achieving carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals [2][4]. - The first two certified "zero-carbon parks" are the Shaanxi Yulin Science and Innovation City Zero-Carbon Park and the Beijing Goldwind Smart Park, serving as typical examples of green transformation in China's industrial parks [2][4]. Group 2: Technological and Economic Impact - The Shaanxi Yulin Science and Innovation City Zero-Carbon Park utilizes a distributed smart energy center to provide zero-carbon energy for the athlete village of the 17th Shaanxi Provincial Games, integrating technologies such as photovoltaic power generation and hydrogen fuel cells, achieving a 45% reduction in energy costs compared to traditional models and reducing carbon emissions by 8,640 tons annually [4]. - The Beijing Goldwind Smart Park employs a 4.8 MW distributed wind power and 1.81 MW distributed photovoltaic system, achieving a total annual carbon reduction of 4,260 tons through an integrated model of energy sources, networks, loads, storage, and charging [4]. Group 3: Policy and Standards Development - The National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the National Energy Administration issued a notice on June 30, 2025, outlining the basic conditions and key tasks for zero-carbon park construction, marking the transition from conceptual exploration to large-scale construction [5]. - The core indicator for evaluating zero-carbon parks is the "carbon emissions per unit energy consumption," guiding parks to achieve near-zero carbon emissions while ensuring enterprise development and energy use [5]. Group 4: Future Directions and Innovations - The development of zero-carbon parks is a vital pathway for China to achieve its dual carbon goals and enhance international green competitiveness [7]. - The China Electricity Council plans to improve the zero-carbon park standard system, strengthen technological innovation, and establish a mutual recognition mechanism for zero-carbon park certification aligned with international standards [7].