工信部、生态环境部发布通知

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the initiative by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment to collect typical cases of "waste-free parks" and "waste-free enterprises" to promote green and low-carbon industrial practices in China [3][4]. Group 1: Definition and Requirements - "Waste-free parks" are defined as industrial parks established for over three years, with a legal boundary, a unified management body, advanced production processes, low industrial solid waste generation intensity, high comprehensive utilization levels, and a sound solid waste management mechanism [4][5]. - "Waste-free enterprises" must also be established for over three years, have independent legal status, good credit records, advanced technology, low raw material consumption per product, and high comprehensive utilization rates of industrial solid waste [4][5]. Group 2: Basic Requirements for Applications - For "waste-free parks," the comprehensive utilization rate of industrial solid waste should be at least 90%, or it should have increased by over 20 percentage points in the last three years [5]. - For "waste-free enterprises," the comprehensive utilization rate of industrial solid waste should be at least 80%, or it should have increased by over 20 percentage points in the last three years. Additionally, the solid waste generation per product must be significantly lower than the industry average, or it should have decreased by at least 10% over the last three years [6][7]. Group 3: Work Arrangement - Local industrial and information departments, in collaboration with ecological environment departments, are tasked with guiding industrial parks and enterprises to voluntarily implement "waste-free" practices according to the "Guidelines for the Construction of Waste-Free Parks and Enterprises" [9]. - Successful cases of "waste-free" construction should be summarized and reported to the relevant authorities, promoting typical cases to encourage other parks and enterprises to adopt waste-free production models [9][10]. - By May 1, 2026, local departments are to recommend exemplary cases to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, with a limit of five cases per region, focusing on those with significant waste generation and utilization challenges [10].