三大美丽中国先行区明确绿色金融任务

Group 1 - The rapid development of the green finance market has led to an increase in relevant information and data, with the Green Finance Weekly focusing on the latest trends and providing decision-making references for participants in the green finance sector [1] Group 2 - Three major "Beautiful China" pilot areas have defined green finance tasks, with specific action plans released by seven government departments, emphasizing green finance as a key support [2] - The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area aims to establish a financial project library, promote the implementation of green finance standards, and develop carbon finance [2] - The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei plan focuses on building a green finance and sustainable finance center, supporting the development of green credit, insurance, and bonds [2] - The Yangtze River Delta plan seeks to elevate local green finance standards to national levels and enhance the role of the National Green Development Fund [2] - The differentiated deployment of green finance in these regions aims to inject precise financial momentum into ecological protection and low-carbon industrial transformation [3] Group 3 - The national carbon market saw a highest price of 75.99 yuan/ton last week, with a closing price increase of 3.15% compared to the previous week [4] - The total trading volume of carbon emission allowances reached 6,927,636 tons, with a total transaction value of approximately 507.58 million yuan [5] Group 4 - The Shanghai Pudong New Area launched a climate risk online service for climate investment and financing, providing tools to visualize and assess climate risks based on historical weather data [6] - This service addresses the long-ignored quantification of "physical risks" in green investments, offering important tools for assessing asset stability [7] Group 5 - Beijing Energy Group's subsidiary, Jingneng International, successfully issued 1.88 billion yuan in green asset-backed notes at a low interest rate of 1.78%, showcasing the ability of state-owned enterprises to leverage market conditions for green asset securitization [8]