兴业银行以“碳金融+供应链”拓宽企业绿色融资渠道

Core Insights - Recently, Industrial Bank signed a "Supply Chain Collaborative Carbon Reduction Service Agreement" with Trina Solar, marking the first integration of "carbon finance + supply chain" in green finance, aimed at expanding green financing channels for enterprises and assisting cross-border companies in addressing overseas carbon tariffs [1][2] - The agreement allows several upstream suppliers of Trina Solar to receive green financing support due to their excellent carbon reduction performance, exemplifying innovative practices in green finance reform in the Yangtze River Delta region [1] Group 1 - The "Dual Carbon Management Platform" developed by Industrial Bank helps accurately measure and track the carbon footprint of Trina Solar's core products, providing a scientific basis for green financing [1] - Industrial Bank has established unified carbon accounts for Trina Solar and its upstream and downstream enterprises, quantifying carbon emissions across production, procurement, and transportation, and offering customized green financial services [1] - A "carbon performance-linked financing" mechanism is introduced, where financing rates are reduced if the company's carbon reduction performance meets certain standards, promoting low-carbon as a core competitive advantage in the supply chain [1] Group 2 - The "Dual Carbon Management Platform" also assists exporting companies in accurately measuring and disclosing product carbon footprints, enabling timely optimization of production processes and supply chain adjustments to comply with EU CBAM and new battery regulations [2] - The supply chain is identified as a key vehicle for achieving dual carbon goals, with Industrial Bank's innovative solutions addressing the funding challenges of upstream and downstream enterprises while standardizing and increasing transparency in low-carbon management [2] - As of June 2025, Industrial Bank's supply chain financial business under green scenarios is expected to reach nearly 75 billion, serving 126 green core enterprises across 83 dedicated green industries, with over 52 billion in green supply chain finance in clean energy sectors like photovoltaics and wind power [2]