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Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) is committed to advancing green finance through product, mechanism, and service innovations to support the comprehensive green transformation of economic and social development [1] Group 1: Financing Tools Innovation - SSE is enhancing the inclusivity and adaptability of its financing tools, implementing reforms to facilitate green innovation in various sectors, with 68 new energy and environmental protection companies listed on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board, raising approximately 181.1 billion yuan [2] - The SSE has revised guidelines for corporate bonds, extending the use of green bond proceeds for project funding to 12 months, and has issued over 950 billion yuan in green and low-carbon transition bonds [2] - Over 1,300 companies on the Shanghai main board are adopting carbon reduction measures, resulting in a reduction of 1.14 billion tons of CO2 equivalent emissions [2] Group 2: Regulatory System Innovation - SSE has introduced guidelines for sustainable development reporting, marking a new phase in standardized disclosure for listed companies [3] - The SSE has launched action plans to improve ESG information disclosure quality, leading to a significant increase in the number of companies disclosing sustainability reports, reaching a disclosure rate of 57% [4] Group 3: Product and Service Innovation - SSE has developed a range of sustainable investment indices, with 164 indices published, and nearly 100 products tracking these indices, totaling over 80 billion yuan in scale [5] - 46 green ETFs have been listed on the SSE, with a total scale of 51.7 billion yuan, effectively guiding funds towards sustainable development [5] Group 4: International Cooperation Innovation - SSE has made ESG investment a core topic at international investor conferences and actively participates in global sustainable finance standard-setting [6] - The SSE collaborates with foreign exchanges to promote sustainable investment indices, contributing to international environmental and climate governance [6]