甘肃零碳园区建设：储能容量占比/绿电直供比例/需求响应能力纳入指标体系

Core Viewpoint - Gansu Province has issued a "Zero Carbon Park Construction Plan" aiming to establish a framework for low-carbon and zero-carbon parks, with specific targets for clean energy consumption, energy storage capacity, and green electricity supply by 2035 [1][10]. Group 1: Main Goals - By 2027, Gansu aims to establish around 5 zero-carbon (low-carbon) parks, and by 2030, around 10, with a goal of achieving national-level zero-carbon park status [1][10]. - By 2035, over half of the parks in the province are expected to complete low-carbon transformation, contributing to the province's carbon neutrality goals [1][10]. Group 2: Construction Pathways - The plan emphasizes increasing the proportion of green energy supply in parks, promoting direct green electricity supply models, and encouraging investment in distributed renewable energy systems [2][10]. - It includes accelerating energy storage peak-shaving construction and developing a new energy system that integrates various renewable energy sources [3][11]. Group 3: Indicator System - The guiding indicator system for zero-carbon park construction includes a 30% weight for energy structure transformation indicators, with specific requirements for clean energy consumption, demand response capability, and energy storage capacity [4][6][23]. - Clean energy consumption must reach at least 60%, with a scoring system that rewards incremental improvements [4][23]. Group 4: Support Policies - The plan outlines financial support mechanisms, including prioritizing funding for parks included in national and provincial zero-carbon construction lists [16]. - It encourages the use of green finance tools such as green loans and bonds to support zero-carbon park projects [16][17]. Group 5: Implementation and Coordination - The provincial development and reform commission will lead the coordination of efforts to implement the zero-carbon park construction plan, ensuring collaboration among various departments [19][20]. - Local governments are tasked with analyzing their parks' conditions and potential for low-carbon development, creating a dynamic list of parks for construction [20].