COP30“中国角”主题边会关注构建新型电力系统

Core Viewpoint - The event hosted by the State Grid Corporation of China at COP30 showcased China's efforts in addressing climate change and promoting a green, low-carbon lifestyle through its power industry [1][6]. Group 1: China's Role in Global Climate Governance - China is recognized as an active participant and significant contributor to global climate governance, providing high-quality, low-cost clean energy technologies that reduce the costs of global green transformation [3][4]. - The country has achieved an average energy consumption growth rate of 3.4%, supporting over 6% economic growth, making it one of the fastest countries in reducing energy intensity [4]. Group 2: Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Development - The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Director-General highlighted that China has built the world's largest renewable energy system and continues to invest in energy infrastructure, enhancing the digitalization and intelligence of energy systems [6]. - The State Grid Corporation aims to empower better living and promote an energy revolution, collaborating with international counterparts to build a clean, low-carbon, safe, and efficient energy system [8]. Group 3: Initiatives and Reports - The event saw the launch of the "Global Time-of-Use Carbon Factor Brazil Initiative," calling for international organizations and enterprises to engage in the measurement and application of carbon factors [12]. - Several reports were released, including the "State Grid Corporation's Service for New Energy Development Report" and the "State Grid Corporation's Carbon Business System Construction Case Collection," among others, showcasing the company's commitment to sustainability and social responsibility [12]. Group 4: Cultural Engagement - A cultural experience activity themed "Electricity Lights the World, Music Moves the Heart" was held prior to the event, highlighting the State Grid Corporation's social responsibility in promoting public welfare projects and environmental protection in Brazil [13].