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Core Viewpoint - The construction of zero-carbon parks in China faces multiple challenges, including market, technology, and mechanism issues, despite the recent announcement of the first batch of 52 national-level zero-carbon parks, which will be built between 2027 and 2030 [1][2]. Group 1: Characteristics of Zero-Carbon Parks - The first batch of 52 zero-carbon parks is characterized by balanced geographical distribution, with at least one park selected from each province, allowing for tailored exploration [1]. - These parks are expected to have a strong capacity for renewable energy consumption, with a projected green electricity supply ratio of no less than 50% of total electricity consumption upon completion [1]. - The parks emphasize a "green-to-green" approach, creating a virtuous cycle of producing green products using green energy [1]. - Nearly half of the selected parks have already initiated preliminary work and possess a certain level of physical progress [1]. - Once completed, the carbon emissions per unit of energy consumption in these parks are expected to be approximately one-tenth of the current national average for parks [1]. Group 2: Importance and Benefits of Zero-Carbon Parks - Zero-carbon parks are seen as a crucial breakthrough for promoting domestic green transformation and developing new productive forces [2]. - They facilitate the green and low-carbon transformation of industries and help match energy supply with demand through the promotion of direct green electricity supply [2]. - These parks can reduce the carbon footprint of products, assisting export-oriented enterprises in addressing overseas carbon tariff barriers, and create a favorable environment for local governments to attract industries through green electricity resources [2]. Group 3: Challenges in Development - The construction of zero-carbon parks faces significant market, technology, and mechanism challenges, particularly regarding the investment required for infrastructure related to direct green electricity supply [3]. - The reliance on grid settlement for green electricity transactions complicates investment incentives, as companies face substantial financial pressures without clear returns [3]. - The investment intensity for zero-carbon parks is estimated to be 30% to 50% higher than that of traditional parks due to the need for supporting facilities like photovoltaics and energy storage [3]. - Technological maturity remains a barrier, with issues related to the stability and economic viability of renewable energy technologies still needing resolution [4]. - The construction of zero-carbon parks is a long-term, innovative, and challenging endeavor, requiring careful planning and execution to meet established criteria and pass evaluations [4][5].