广州：积极开发利用新能源 大力支持广州期货交易所推进碳排放权期货市场建设

Group 1 - The overall goal of the "Beautiful Guangzhou Construction Planning Outline (2025-2035)" is to achieve significant results by 2027 and to fully establish a harmonious coexistence between humans and nature by 2035 [1] - The outline emphasizes the promotion of green and low-carbon development in industries such as petrochemicals, steel, cement, and automobiles, advocating for energy-saving transformations and the adoption of advanced technologies [1] - It aims to implement a full lifecycle approach to green development across the entire industry chain, focusing on creating green factories, parks, and supply chains, and establishing a modern green manufacturing system [1] Group 2 - The plan includes the development of renewable energy sources, ensuring coal consumption is reduced and utilized efficiently, while promoting the use of natural gas and increasing local green electricity supply through solar, biomass, and hydrogen energy [1] - It proposes the exploration of integrated photovoltaic construction and operation models, as well as the demonstration and large-scale application of hydrogen energy in transportation and power sectors [1] Group 3 - The outline calls for the optimization of transportation structures, promoting multimodal transport with a focus on sea-rail and river-sea connections, and enhancing the proportion of railway and waterway transport for bulk and medium-long distance goods [2] - It aims to accelerate the development of green logistics and urban delivery services, while improving the integration of public transport systems and encouraging diverse bus services [2] Group 4 - The outline proposes the establishment of a carbon emission trading market, promoting the integration of carbon trading, carbon inclusivity, and carbon sink trading, while supporting enterprises in participating in national and provincial carbon trading [3] - It emphasizes the strategic role of the Guangzhou Carbon Emission Trading Center in attracting quality enterprises and institutions from Hong Kong and Macau to develop a carbon trading market in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [3]