生态环境部联合国家发改委等相关部门近日印发《产品碳足迹因子数据库建设工作指引》(简称《工作 指引》)明确，依托国家温室气体排放因子数据库，鼓励各方先行先试、共同参与、有效协同，2027年 初步构建产品碳足迹因子数据库。 生态环境部应对气候变化司有关负责人12日解读该文件时表示，《工作指引》以加快推进产品碳足迹因 子数据库有序建设为目标，立足解决当前数据库建设各方协同不到位、缺乏统一规范要求、数据衔接互 认难等问题，有针对性地明确具体工作要求，促进中国数据库高质量发展，提升国际话语权。 该负责人表示，产品碳足迹因子数据库建设是一项系统性、长期性工作，需要各方积极参与、形成合 力。细化产品碳足迹因子数据库建设规范，探索因子数据常态化评价机制，研究将优质数据纳入绿色金 融、绿色采购等应用场景，完善数据权益保障制度。下一步，生态环境部将会同各方，全力打造形成协 同共建共享的产品碳足迹因子数据库建设格局。 来源 | 中新社 产品碳足迹指产品从原材料获取、产品生产、运输分销、使用消费到最终废弃处理的各个环节所产生的 碳排放量总和，是衡量生产企业和产品绿色低碳水平的重要指标。 《工作指引》要求，加快产品碳足迹因子数据库建设 ...

01 部委动态 （1）工信部修订印发《产业技术基础公共服务平台管理办法》 为加快推进新型工业化，筑牢产业技术基础根基，工业和信息化部近日印发新修订的《产业技术基础公 共服务平台管理办法》，包括总则、申报、审核发布、运行、动态管理、附则等6章22项条款，自2025 年12月5日起施行。《管理办法》提出，服务平台申报单位应当明确申报的服务行业领域及服务范围。 服务重点行业和领域包括装备、石化化工、钢铁、有色、建材、轻工、纺织、食品、医药、新一代信息 技术、生物技术、新能源、新材料、新能源汽车、人工智能、元宇宙、脑机接口等；服务范围主要包括 计量检测、标准验证与检测、质量可靠性试验检测、认证认可、产业信息、知识产权、技术成果转化 等。（来源：工业和信息化部科技司） 12月2日，江苏省元宇宙标准化技术委员会在南京成立。江苏省元宇宙标准化技术委员会的成立，填补 了省内元宇宙领域标准化体系的空白，将重点承担元宇宙标准化路线规划、发展策略制定及前沿标准前 期研究等顶层设计工作，为产业高质量发展划定"标准线"、明确"施工图"。（来源：新华日报·交汇 点） （2）国家发展改革委 国家数据局 教育部 科技部 中共中央组织部关于加 ...

鼓励各方先行先试、共同参与、有效协同，2027年初步构建产品碳足迹因子数据库。 国家将推进产品碳足迹因子数据库建设，支撑产品碳足迹管理体系构建，形成多方参与、科学规范、统 筹协同的产品碳足迹因子数据库建设格局。 《指引》明确，产品碳足迹因子研制流程和术语需符合《温室气体产品碳足迹量化要求和指南》 （GB/T24067-2024）、《环境管理生命周期评价原则与框架》（GB/T24040-2008）和《环境管理生命 周期评价要求与指南》（GB/T24044-2008）等标准相关要求。 产品碳足迹指产品全生命周期各环节所产生的碳排放量总和。图为一家服装企业员工展示碳标识。摄 影 / 章轲 针对产品碳足迹因子数据的真实性、可靠性问题，《指引》提出，开展产品碳足迹因子数据质量评价。 产品碳足迹因子数据质量评价应基于多维代表性（覆盖技术、地理及时间维度）、科学严谨性（符合国 际和国内相关标准）、可追溯性（完整披露数据来源、核算方法及假设）核心原则开展，数据应充分反 映我国能源、产业实际和技术进步水平。结合技术发展、政策调整及行业反馈更新完善评价标准，提升 数据的科学性、代表性和可信度。 《指引》还明确，数据库应包括产品碳 ...

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Core Insights - The 27th China International Down Expo successfully concluded, showcasing the vitality of the down industry with a theme of "Gathering Global Down, Promoting Consumption" [1] - The event attracted significant online and offline participation, indicating the expo's broad influence and the industry's robust growth [1] Industry Overview - The expo featured a total exhibition area of 10,000 square meters, gathering various enterprises across the entire down industry chain, including raw materials, clothing, home textiles, equipment, and testing [1][2] - Major domestic brands such as Bosideng, Xuezhongfei, and international companies from Poland and Russia participated, creating a comprehensive platform for global buyers and distributors [2] Quality and Credibility - The China Down Industry Association released the "China Down Industry Quality Improvement White Paper (2025)" during the expo, outlining quality enhancement strategies for the industry [5] - A memorandum of cooperation was signed between the China Down Association and JD Group, allowing certified quality down products to carry the "China Down Association Recommended" label, enhancing consumer trust and brand reputation [5] Sustainability and Product Development - A new standard for quantifying the carbon footprint of down products was launched, guiding companies in their green transformation efforts [7] - Initiatives for developing functional down products, such as waterproof and antibacterial features, were also initiated, promoting higher value-added product development [7] International Collaboration - Representatives from the down industries of the USA, Hungary, Poland, and Russia engaged in discussions, sharing market developments and trends, thus facilitating international cooperation [10] - The "Global Down Traceability System" gained attention, with over 110 companies already connected, enhancing product transparency and buyer confidence [12] Marketing and Sales Innovation - The expo featured a live fashion show by Bosideng, promoting the upcoming 2025 autumn and winter down fashion trends [12] - A new marketing initiative, "Douyin Carnival - China Down Festival," was launched to integrate online and offline sales channels, helping brands achieve sales growth and traffic conversion [16] Future Outlook - The successful hosting of the expo is expected to continue providing value through brand exposure and collaboration opportunities, driving high-quality development in the Chinese down industry [15] - The industry aims to pursue higher quality and sustainable development in collaboration with global partners [15]

Core Viewpoint - Jiangsu Kaishi Jinqiao New Materials Co., Ltd. has successfully obtained the first carbon footprint certificate in the domestic chemical industry based on time-sharing and zonal electric carbon factors, which is crucial for meeting international green trade barriers [5][6]. Group 1: Company Achievements - Jiangsu Kaishi Jinqiao New Materials Co., Ltd. has completed the carbon footprint verification for its product, chlorobenzene, achieving a carbon footprint of 1880.74 kgCO2e per ton [1]. - The company received the certificate with the support of the State Grid Lianyungang Power Supply Company, which provided a specialized electric carbon factor database for accurate carbon footprint calculation [5][6]. Group 2: Industry Context - The increasing international green trade barriers have made product carbon footprints a critical requirement for exports [5]. - The State Grid Jiangsu Electric Power has developed a time-sharing and zonal electric carbon factor database to support enterprises in their green transformation and precise carbon footprint calculations [5][6]. - The application of electric carbon factors has improved the accuracy of carbon footprint calculations, reducing the electric carbon factor from 0.763 to 0.487 kgCO2e/kWh for the company [6].

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Ecology and Environment will continue to develop a product carbon footprint management system, focusing on both the calculation and practical application of carbon footprints in products [1] Group 1: Carbon Footprint Management - The Ministry will deepen research on electricity carbon footprint factors and continuously update and publish annual electricity carbon footprint factors [1] - There will be efforts to establish national standards for electricity product carbon footprints and improve the standard system [1] - The Ministry aims to advance the development of carbon footprint standards for other basic energy sources and key products in the transportation sector [1] Group 2: Database and International Cooperation - A guideline for building a product carbon footprint factor database will be released, accelerating the establishment of a national product carbon footprint factor database [1] - The Ministry will collaborate with relevant departments to research carbon footprint management systems, expand application scenarios, and enhance international recognition of electricity carbon footprint factor data [1]

Core Insights - The State Grid Corporation of China has introduced an innovative "Electricity Big Data + Carbon Footprint Management" service system, which has already saved over 1 million yuan in energy costs and reduced carbon emissions by over 1,000 tons for a local electronics manufacturer, Xin'an Electric, in Suzhou. If this model is implemented nationwide, it is expected to achieve an annual carbon reduction benefit of nearly 40 million tons [1][2] Group 1 - The "Electricity Big Data + Carbon Footprint Management" service system utilizes real-time and precise electricity big data to automatically acquire energy usage data, constructing a carbon footprint accounting model that covers the entire product lifecycle [2] - The system allows for dynamic quantification of greenhouse gas emissions from both production and non-production processes, enabling scientific assessment of carbon reduction pathways and enhancing corporate carbon asset management efficiency [2] - The implementation of this system has significantly reduced the time required for carbon footprint accounting from 15 days to just 1 day, improving efficiency by an average of 85% [2] Group 2 - The initiative is part of the State Grid's ongoing commitment to support green and low-carbon economic development, with the Jiangsu branch exploring the establishment of this system starting in October 2023 [2] - The platform connects with authoritative carbon certification agencies, facilitating rapid certification of carbon footprints, which is crucial for companies aiming to enhance their market competitiveness [2] - The representative of the UN Global Compact in China highlighted that this innovative model not only provides an efficient and low-cost solution for corporate carbon management but also contributes to global carbon reduction efforts [2]

Core Viewpoint - The transition to a dual control system for carbon emissions is essential for achieving high-quality development and is a key task in the new round of ecological civilization reform in China [1] Challenges in Carbon Emission Dual Control System - The carbon emission accounting system is not yet fully developed, facing issues such as unclear statistical bases, inadequate methods, and a lack of timely data [2] - The evaluation and assessment mechanisms for carbon emissions are still underdeveloped, with insufficient accountability at local and industry levels [3] Strategies and Countermeasures for Carbon Emission Dual Control System - At the regional level, a dual control system for total carbon emissions and intensity should be implemented, focusing on accurate statistical accounting and dynamic updates of greenhouse gas emission factors [4] - At the industry level, there should be a focus on controlling fossil energy consumption and enhancing carbon emission monitoring in key sectors such as electricity, steel, and cement [5] - At the enterprise level, improving the quality of carbon emission data management and integrating it into a multi-tiered regulatory framework is crucial [6] - At the project level, establishing performance standards for carbon emissions and ensuring new projects meet advanced value levels is necessary [7] - At the product level, developing a carbon footprint labeling system and promoting low-carbon products through policy incentives and consumer education is essential [7]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent announcements from the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology regarding standards and regulations for various automotive components and technologies, emphasizing the importance of safety, environmental impact, and technological advancement in the automotive industry [3][11][17]. Group 1: Announcement of Standards - On September 22, the Ministry of Transport published the 79th batch of compliant road transport vehicle models, which includes a total of 1,712 models: 114 passenger vehicles, 38 passenger cars, 1,031 cargo vehicles, 257 tractors, and 272 trailers [5]. - The announcement also includes the withdrawal of 5 non-compliant vehicle models [5]. Group 2: Automotive Chip Standards - On September 23, the National Automotive Standardization Technical Committee released a draft for public consultation regarding the technical requirements and testing methods for automotive SerDes (Serializer/Deserializer) chips, with a deadline for feedback set for November 3, 2025 [8][9]. - The SerDes chips are crucial for high-speed serial data communication between in-vehicle sensors and controllers, and the standard aims to enhance the technology's reliability and performance [9][10]. Group 3: Safety Standards for Vehicle Components - On September 24, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced a public consultation for the mandatory national standard on automotive door handle safety, with feedback due by November 22, 2025 [11][12]. - The standard aims to improve the safety performance of vehicle door handles, particularly in response to new technologies and safety requirements [12]. Group 4: Environmental Standards - On September 26, the National Automotive Standardization Technical Committee published a draft for the quantification methods and requirements for the carbon footprint of automotive air conditioning systems, with a consultation deadline of November 6, 2025 [17][18]. - This standard is intended to provide a unified approach to carbon footprint assessment in the automotive industry, promoting low-carbon and sustainable development practices [18].