绿色工厂评价新国标实施 引领绿色工厂提质扩面

Core Points - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has announced the release of the national standard "Green Factory Evaluation Guidelines" (GB/T 36132—2025), which will be officially implemented on December 31, 2025 [1][2] - This is the first revision of the standard since its implementation in 2018, marking a new phase in China's green factory cultivation efforts [1] Summary by Sections New Definitions and Concepts - The revised standard introduces new definitions and concepts that align with the current requirements for green and low-carbon development, establishing a new orientation for green factories, termed the "New Five Transformations": low-carbon energy, efficient resource use, clean production, green products, and intensive land use [1] Indicator System Reconstruction - The indicator system has been restructured to establish a primary framework for the "New Five Transformations," with expandable secondary and tertiary indicators. Quantitative indicators are emphasized, accounting for 60% of the total weight, focusing on energy conservation, carbon reduction, and efficient resource utilization [1] Evaluation Method Optimization - A new quantitative scoring system based on "benchmark values" and "leading values" has been introduced. Companies will compare their actual data against these values to derive scores, providing a clearer reflection of their green development level, which enhances the applicability of the evaluation results [1] Future Promotion and Application - The MIIT plans to enhance the promotion and application of the national standard, focusing on key industries with significant energy-saving and carbon-reduction potential. Detailed evaluation standards will be developed for different industries to provide technical support for precise assessments, guiding companies to focus on key indicators for continuous improvement [2] Current Achievements - As of now, the national level has cultivated a total of 6,430 green factories, 491 green industrial parks, and 727 green supply chains, promoting over 40,000 types of green products [2]