三大变化！新版《绿色工厂评价通则》国家标准发布

Core Viewpoint - The newly released national standard "Green Factory Evaluation Guidelines" (GB/T 36132—2025) will be implemented starting December 31, 2025, marking a significant update to China's green factory cultivation efforts since the initial standard was introduced in 2018 [1][4]. Group 1: Key Changes in the New Standard - The new standard introduces a revised definition and framework for green factories, emphasizing "new five transformations": low-carbon energy, efficient resource use, clean production, green products, and land intensification [1]. - A restructured indicator system is established, focusing on quantitative metrics that prioritize energy conservation and carbon reduction, which collectively account for 60% of the evaluation weight [1]. - The evaluation method is optimized by incorporating a quantitative scoring system based on "benchmark values" and "leading values," allowing companies to compare their actual data against these values to assess their green development level [1]. Group 2: Implementation and Future Directions - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology will enhance the promotion and application of the new standard, particularly in key industries with significant energy-saving and carbon reduction potential [2]. - The ministry plans to develop detailed evaluation standards for specific industries to provide technical support for enterprises, guiding them to focus on key indicators for continuous improvement [2]. Group 3: Evaluation Framework and Requirements - The standard establishes a comprehensive evaluation indicator system that includes basic requirements, evaluation indicators, scoring rules, and result formation rules applicable to industrial sectors [5]. - Basic requirements include compliance with laws and regulations, management responsibilities, and the establishment of management systems for quality, environment, energy, and occupational health and safety [8]. - Each primary indicator is subdivided into secondary indicators, with the possibility of adding tertiary indicators based on industry characteristics, ensuring a tailored approach to evaluation [14].