国家发改委划重点！零碳园区需关注绿电直供等5个方面

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of national-level zero-carbon parks is a critical step for China to transition from single-point innovation in renewable energy, energy conservation, and pollution control technologies to systematic innovation, serving as a model for building a "zero-carbon society" in the future [1]. Group 1: Characteristics of National-Level Zero-Carbon Parks - The first batch of 52 parks has a balanced geographical distribution, with at least one park selected from each province, encouraging local exploration based on regional conditions [2]. - These parks are expected to have strong capabilities for local consumption of renewable energy, with a projected direct supply ratio of no less than 50% of the parks' electricity consumption [3]. - The parks are primarily focused on the renewable energy and advanced manufacturing industries, creating a virtuous cycle of producing green products through green energy [4]. - Among the 52 parks, 24 are advancing major projects related to zero-carbon parks, while another 24 have initiated preliminary work, and 4 have established clear construction path plans [4]. - Once completed, the parks are expected to achieve a carbon emission of approximately 0.25 tons per ton of standard coal, which is only one-tenth of the current average level across national parks [4]. Group 2: Implementation and Expectations - Inclusion in the construction list does not equate to the completion of a zero-carbon park; parks must meet specific core and guiding indicators and pass evaluations to officially become national-level zero-carbon parks [4]. - The announcement of the construction list aims to create a "green transformation highland" rather than a "policy lowland," emphasizing the need for scientifically developed construction paths and ensuring the feasibility of technical solutions and project implementations [5].