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Core Insights - The circular economy industry is fundamentally reducing reliance on primary resources and environmental pollution by transforming waste into resources, fostering new business models such as recycling, remanufacturing, and green design [1] Group 1: Wind Power Industry - The wind power industry in China is experiencing a wave of equipment upgrades, with over 30,000 wind turbines expected to be decommissioned by 2030, generating more than 3 million tons of solid waste [1][3] - A significant portion of decommissioned wind turbines consists of 86% steel, 10% fiberglass, 3.5% copper and aluminum, and 0.5% rare earth elements, with turbine blades being a major challenge for recycling due to their hardness and low recovery value [3] - Innovative technologies are being developed, such as artificial board production from crushed turbine blades, which meet national E0-level standards for formaldehyde emissions [3][5] Group 2: Automotive Recycling Industry - The automotive recycling industry is rapidly developing, driven by policies promoting vehicle trade-ins, with a notable increase in the recovery of scrap vehicles [7] - In Xinjiang, a recycling company has achieved a resource recovery rate of 95% through technological innovations, with an export value of remanufactured engines reaching 20 million yuan last year [9] - The industry is moving towards convenience and standardization, with initiatives for electronic proof of vehicle recycling and online appointment services [11][12] Group 3: Resource Recycling Industry - The resource recycling industry in China is projected to reach a value of 5 trillion yuan this year, supported by the "14th Five-Year Plan" for circular economy development [21] - Significant improvements have been made in energy efficiency, with a reported 11.6% decrease in energy consumption per unit of GDP compared to the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [23] - The establishment of over 10,000 battery recycling service points across the country has facilitated the recycling of more than 300,000 tons of used batteries, supporting the sustainable development of the new energy vehicle industry [23][25] Group 4: Green Living and Second-Hand Market - The second-hand market is thriving, with a new 3,000 square meter store in Beijing offering over 30,000 second-hand items, reflecting a growing trend towards green consumption [15][17] - The "old-for-new" policy has led to over 20 billion yuan in subsidies across major sectors, significantly boosting the scale of second-hand transactions [20]