1830万辆以旧换新！新能源占比近60%，绿色消费市场持续扩容

Core Viewpoint - The recent issuance of the "Notice on Implementing Green Consumption Promotion Actions" marks a new phase in promoting green consumption in China, emphasizing the need for coordinated efforts to address existing challenges in the green consumption sector [1] Group 1: Green Consumption Market Expansion - The green consumption market in China is steadily expanding, driven by policy guidance and market demand, becoming a crucial force for high-quality development and economic transformation [2] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" suggests improving the green consumption incentive mechanism and promoting low-carbon lifestyles [2] - Data indicates that from 2024 to 2025, China aims to achieve 18.3 million vehicle trade-ins, with nearly 60% being new energy vehicles, reflecting a significant growth in green product consumption [2] Group 2: Support for Green Products - The "Notice" supports consumers in purchasing new energy vehicles and promotes energy-saving facilities and equipment [3] - Encouragement is given to enterprises to prioritize the use of green electricity and optimize green building designs to reduce energy consumption [3] Group 3: Recycling System Development - The construction of a recycling system for renewable resources is a key focus of the "Notice," aimed at enhancing resource recycling and promoting a green lifestyle [4] - The goal is to achieve a total recycling volume of approximately 380 million tons by 2025, with support for high-value recycling projects and optimized sorting center construction [4] Group 4: "Zero Waste City" Initiative - The "Zero Waste City" initiative aims to transform waste into resources, with plans to expand the program to around 200 cities during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [5] - The initiative includes promoting waste reduction at the source and enhancing resource utilization capabilities through innovative technologies [5] Group 5: Progress Evaluation - By early 2025, an evaluation method for "Zero Waste City" construction will be implemented, analyzing the progress of 109 cities, with notable reductions in industrial solid waste generation and improvements in agricultural waste utilization [6]