Core Insights - The establishment of the Wuhan Trading Service Center marks the second regional water rights trading platform in China and the first in Central China, aimed at activating the market for water resource trading in Hubei Province and contributing to the development of a unified national water rights trading market and the high-quality development of the Yangtze River Economic Belt [1][2] Group 1: Water Rights Trading Concept - Water rights trading transforms saved water resources into tradable assets, allowing water savers to benefit and providing channels for those in need of water, thereby optimizing water resource allocation through market mechanisms [2] - The Wuhan Center will adopt a full-chain service model of "matching + expansion + support," offering diverse trading methods such as agreement transfers and public trading to promote efficient water resource allocation [2][3] Group 2: Operational Framework and Services - The Wuhan Center will focus on regional water rights, water extraction rights, and irrigation water rights trading, as well as the transfer of water-related operating rights and trading of ecological products [3][4] - The center will establish a "one hall, three ports" system, connecting with the China Water Rights Exchange, the Ecological Environment Rights Trading Platform, and the Wuhan Rural Comprehensive Property Rights Exchange [3] Group 3: Initial Transactions and Financing Solutions - On the day of its inauguration, the Wuhan Center completed nine water-related transactions, including water rights trading, water rights loans, and ecological product trading [4] - For instance, the Jingmen City Urban Water Affairs Group secured a loan of 200 million yuan using a water extraction permit of 18 million cubic meters as collateral, addressing financing challenges for water conservancy projects [4]
中部首个区域水权交易平台落地武汉
Chang Jiang Shang Bao·2025-12-02 05:43