福州出台措施 推动工业绿色低碳发展

Core Viewpoint - Fuzhou City has issued a notification to promote green and low-carbon development in the industrial sector, focusing on energy-saving upgrades, resource utilization, and green transformation, effective from January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2030 [1][2] Group 1: Energy Saving Upgrades - Manufacturing enterprises are encouraged to implement energy-saving and carbon reduction technology upgrades, with a subsidy of 500 yuan per ton of standard coal for projects achieving an annual energy saving of 150 tons, capped at 5 million yuan per enterprise per year [1] - Prepayment of up to 50% of the energy-saving subsidy will be provided based on estimated energy savings after project launch [1] Group 2: Resource Utilization - Enterprises are encouraged to conduct large-scale and efficient comprehensive utilization of industrial solid waste and promote high-value utilization of renewable resources [1] - Projects with a capacity utilization rate of 55% or above, an investment of 1 million yuan, and a resource conservation rate of 20% or more will receive a subsidy of 10% of the relevant investment amount, with a maximum of 1 million yuan per enterprise per year [1] Group 3: Energy Service Companies - Energy service companies are encouraged to use advanced energy-saving equipment and technologies such as the Internet, cloud computing, and AI for contract energy management in manufacturing [2] - Projects achieving an annual energy saving of 300 tons or more will receive a subsidy of 500 yuan per ton of standard coal, with a maximum of 150,000 yuan per enterprise per year, not exceeding 30% of the investment amount [2] Group 4: Green Transformation of Benchmark Enterprises - Benchmark enterprises selected in provincial water efficiency "leader" activities will receive a one-time reward of 300,000 yuan [2] - National-level "leader" enterprises will receive an additional 50% matching reward from the city on top of provincial funding [2] - Support for the establishment of green manufacturing and the upgrading of green factories and industrial parks to meet relevant standards is encouraged [2]