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Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China Chao Mai International Economic and Trade Fair emphasizes the construction of zero-carbon parks and the green transformation of the manufacturing industry, highlighting the importance of sustainable development in the context of the free trade port [1][3]. Group 1: Zero-Carbon Park Development - The dialogue focused on "Zero-Carbon Park Construction and Green Low-Carbon Transformation of Manufacturing," gathering government representatives, industry experts, and entrepreneurs to explore sustainable development paths for manufacturing under the free trade port framework [3]. - The Zhejiang-Qiong Cooperation Industrial Park Zero-Carbon Park was officially inaugurated, with a total land area of approximately 2,613 acres, integrating various clean energy forms such as biomass, solar, and wind energy [7][9]. - The park aims to achieve a green energy system characterized by "multi-energy complementarity and intelligent collaboration," with an expected annual production of 640 million kilowatt-hours of green electricity and a clean energy consumption ratio of 96.2% [9]. Group 2: Investment and Project Development - The park has planned to attract 20 key projects with a total investment scale of approximately 15.113 billion, of which six projects have already been signed [9]. - The biomass cogeneration project, as the energy core of the park, is expected to commence construction by the end of 2025 and be completed by 2027 [9]. - The park's establishment is in substantial progress, with application materials having passed provincial review and being recommended to national ministries for pilot qualification as a national zero-carbon park [9]. Group 3: International Competitiveness and Market Access - Experts noted that with the introduction of international carbon border adjustment mechanisms, green low-carbon products have become essential for manufacturing exports [12]. - The zero-carbon park will provide traceable green electricity, heat, and carbon management services, effectively reducing product carbon footprints and enhancing international competitiveness [12]. - The future production of low-carbon products in the park is expected to carry stronger "green labels," facilitating access to global markets [12].