（来源：新华日报） □ 本报记者 聂 伟 传承千年的秦淮花灯领到"绿色身份证"，这事新鲜不？"就是这盏，最近正式通过国际权威检验机构 SGS的'碳足迹'认证，到手行业首张'绿色身份证'！"2月26日，在位于南京江宁开发区的紫金山科技 城，碳管理服务体系（南京）服务中心负责人毕飞指着园区内一盏约两层楼高的"赛博飞马"灯组对记者 说。 作为第40届秦淮灯会分会场之一，首届上秦淮灯会2月10日晚在紫金山科技城开幕，"赛博飞马"等数十 组"绿色低碳"灯组同步点亮。 一盏花灯蕴含怎样的低碳元素？记者用手机扫描"赛博飞马"灯底座的二维码，花灯的"碳足迹地图"一目 了然。 什么是"碳足迹"？就是每个人的日常行为，如开车、用电、吃饭等，直接或间接产生的二氧化碳等温室 气体排放总量。一盏花灯，从原材料开采、加工制造到使用、回收等全生命周期里，都在产生"碳足 迹"。"灯会筹办之初，我们就瞄准低碳这条新赛道一路小跑！"紫金山科技城经济和旅游发展局负责人 说。 千年花灯的减碳之路，走起来并不容易。"我们专门为'赛博飞马'灯设计一整套低碳表格，请设计制造 厂家逐项填写。"毕飞说，就是填表这么一件"小事"，厂家起初也不是很愿意，"都做了 ...

（来源：新华日报） □ 本报记者 盛文虎 2月1日，中国环境科学学会碳足迹专业委员会成立会议在玄武区举行，专委会第一届领导办事机构选举 出炉，首批专家顾问获颁聘书。会议期间，碳足迹专委会还分别与中节能、中国—上海合作组织绿色产 业发展合作区签署了战略合作协议。 碳足迹是连接宏观政策制定、微观产业实践和国际规则对接的关键纽带，也是产品出海"绿色通行证"。 党的二十届四中全会提出，加快经济社会发展全面绿色转型，以碳达峰碳中和为牵引，协同推进降碳、 减污、扩绿、增长。作为制造业大省、开放大省，实现绿色低碳循环发展，既是江苏产业转型升级的迫 切需求，也是落实国家战略的必然选择。 紫金山下，南京主城玄武区紧扣"东部现代服务业中心核心区"的目标定位，正以GDC江苏国际数碳谷建 设为主线，围绕"算碳、管碳、降碳、消碳、汇碳"全流程，构建起碳管理、碳认证、碳交易、碳金融、 碳培训五大核心服务体系，打造全省唯一的绿色低碳服务业集聚区，为制造业节能添"绿"提供技术支 撑。 为什么是玄武？ 从价值认同到产业实践 变城市绿洲为低碳示范 绿色发展是高质量发展的底色，新质生产力本身就是绿色生产力。老城区如何在实现"双碳"目标的进程 中， ...

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Carbon Footprint Professional Committee by the Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences marks a significant step towards promoting green and low-carbon development in Jiangsu, particularly in the Xuanwu District of Nanjing, which aims to become a hub for green low-carbon services and innovation [4][10]. Group 1: Carbon Management and Services - Jiangsu, as a major manufacturing province, is focusing on green low-carbon circular development as a necessity for industrial transformation and a strategic choice for national policy implementation [1]. - Xuanwu District is developing a comprehensive service system around carbon management, certification, trading, finance, and training, aiming to support energy-saving initiatives in manufacturing [1][10]. - The Carbon Footprint Professional Committee will coordinate research, standards, and applications to support the national carbon footprint management system [4]. Group 2: Innovation and Industry Practices - Xuanwu is integrating green low-carbon initiatives into its urban transformation, focusing on technological breakthroughs and industry integration to build the International Digital Carbon Valley (GDC) [4][6]. - The district has hosted events that offset carbon emissions through voluntary carbon reduction projects, demonstrating a commitment to ESG principles [6]. - Notable projects include the purchase of 2,000 tons of marine carbon credits and the selection of the Jiahui Building renovation as a model for green low-carbon initiatives in Jiangsu [6]. Group 3: Attracting High-Quality Resources - Xuanwu is attracting leading enterprises and high-level platforms, such as the China Energy Conservation Data Company and the British Standards Institution, to enhance its green low-carbon industry ecosystem [7]. - The establishment of the National Battery Product Digital Passport project aims to improve the competitiveness of the battery industry through digital management and data sharing [9]. Group 4: Future Development Goals - The district plans to leverage the establishment of the Carbon Footprint Professional Committee to accelerate the development of the International Digital Carbon Valley, enhancing public service platforms for carbon footprint, green finance, and carbon trading [10]. - Xuanwu aims to create a comprehensive ecosystem for carbon management and training, positioning itself as a leader in digital ecological civilization [10].

据悉，"碳足迹"作为衡量产品绿色低碳水平的重要指标，反映了产品从原材料加工、运输、生产到销售 等全流程的碳排放总量。推动"碳足迹"管理，是实现农业减排固碳、促进产业低碳转型的重要路径。 （来源：嘉兴日报） 转自：嘉兴日报 ■记者 吕 同 通讯员 张焕楠 杜俊杰 本报讯 近日，"碳寻未来 绿动秀洲——'新塍大米'碳足迹成果发布会暨秀洲区'碳足迹'管理与绿色金融 战略合作签约仪式"在嘉兴举行。活动以"碳足迹"为纽带，为区域低碳农业高质量发展开辟了新路径。 活动现场发布了"新塍大米"碳标签。该标签基于产品全生命周期"碳足迹"量化结果而成，每千克"新塍 大米"的碳排放量为1.796千克，专属碳标识同步成形。基于此项碳标签成果，禾城农商行为"新塍大 米"品牌种植企业和农户授信2亿元。 作为授信企业代表，嘉兴市金福米业有限公司总经理蒋超表示："这笔资金将主要用于扩大订单种植面 积，今年计划新增5000亩，并进一步扩大产能、强化品牌建设。预计2026年公司总产值提升50%左右， 将更好地带动产业链协同发展。" 最后，秀洲区生态环境分局、秀洲区供销社、禾城农商银行还签订了《绿色金融战略合作协议》。"三 方将围绕'碳足迹'认证 ...

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Carbon Footprint Professional Committee by the Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences marks a significant step in promoting green and low-carbon industry development in the Xuanwu District, Nanjing, serving as a platform for national resource integration and showcasing green development capabilities [1][6]. Group 1: Event Overview - The inaugural academic meeting of the Carbon Footprint Professional Committee will take place from January 31 to February 1 in Xuanwu District, Nanjing [1]. - The conference aims to gather top experts, well-known enterprises, and industry representatives in the carbon footprint field to establish unified carbon footprint accounting standards and promote international alignment of carbon standards [6]. Group 2: Regional Development - Xuanwu District has been recognized as a national ecological civilization construction demonstration zone and is building the only green low-carbon service industry cluster in Jiangsu [2]. - The district has achieved an ecological quality index of 67.8, ranking second in the province, with a green coverage rate of 63.4%, leading Nanjing [1][2]. Group 3: Industry Initiatives - The district has developed a robust service system centered around carbon management, certification, trading, finance, and training, leveraging the Jiangsu International Carbon Valley as a core platform [2]. - The "Tian Gong Database," a domestic authoritative LCA carbon footprint factor database, has been established and is actively promoting recognition with international carbon factor databases [2]. Group 4: Technological Advancements - The "Zero Carbon Cloud" platform by China Energy Conservation Data has covered 4,000 enterprises, with its results included in the first batch of high-quality data sets by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission [3]. - A digital passport for battery products has been successfully launched, providing technical support for enterprises aiming for "green export" [4]. Group 5: Future Prospects - The conference is expected to enhance collaboration with the national carbon footprint sector, upgrade the functions of the Beijing Green Exchange (Nanjing) green public service center, and improve the full-chain service system from carbon management to trading [6]. - Xuanwu District aims to contribute to the national "dual carbon" strategy by fostering discussions on the future of the carbon footprint industry and developing a green low-carbon blueprint [6].

Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - The focus is on the transition from energy consumption dual control to carbon dual control in China, with carbon emission intensity becoming a binding indicator and total emissions as a recommended indicator, benefiting green electricity and clean energy applications [2][3] Core Insights and Arguments - Local governments will implement carbon assessments through various means, including encouraging or mandating companies to purchase renewable energy, formulating local carbon reduction policies, and setting industry carbon emission standards [2][7] - The national carbon market currently focuses on the power industry, with plans to gradually include non-electric industries. The carbon intensity reduction rate in the power sector is expected to increase, with free quotas transitioning to paid allocations by 2027 [2][10] - The carbon market's price is expected to remain relatively stable in 2026 and 2027, provided there are no new transfer restrictions [2][14] - Industries such as paper and flat glass may be included in the carbon market in the next phase, followed by basic chemicals, coal chemicals, refining, and copper smelting [2][17] - The transition to a carbon-centric assessment system means that new projects will focus on carbon emissions rather than energy consumption metrics, favoring the use of renewable energy [5][10] Important but Overlooked Content - The construction of zero-carbon parks aims to demonstrate low-emission areas, with specific requirements for carbon intensity and renewable energy usage [21][22] - The economic viability of zero-carbon parks depends on the availability of renewable energy resources and the cost of direct green electricity connections [23] - The EU carbon tariff significantly impacts China's steel and aluminum exports, with potential expansion to other industries [29][31] - The gradual tightening of the EU's free quota policy will increase carbon costs, leading to a rise in carbon prices in the coming years [31] - The potential for future adjustments to the default values used for measuring carbon emissions from Chinese exports to the EU, which are currently considered unreasonably high [30] This summary encapsulates the critical aspects of the conference call, highlighting the industry's transition towards carbon control, the implications for various sectors, and the potential impacts of international policies.

Core Viewpoint - The urgency for battery companies arises from the impending "carbon tariff" era starting in 2026, necessitating carbon footprint certification for key export products, including lithium batteries [2][3]. Group 1: Carbon Footprint Certification Development - China has established a product carbon footprint certification pilot network across 25 provinces, marking a significant step in the carbon footprint standardization process, particularly for the lithium battery industry [3]. - The transition from "external" to "internal" carbon footprint certification reflects a shift towards mandatory low-carbon practices and certification needs within the industry [3][4]. - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) will release a carbon footprint accounting system for lithium batteries in June 2024, with mandatory reporting for battery products exceeding 2 kWh by the end of 2025 [4]. Group 2: Mandatory and Essential Aspects of Carbon Footprint Reporting - The MIIT mandates that by the end of 2026, battery pack manufacturers must complete carbon footprint reporting for at least five typical products across all chemical systems, with regular reporting starting in 2027 [5]. - Carbon tariffs have become a critical factor in international trade, with major markets like the EU, US, and Japan requiring carbon footprint assessments for battery exports, making compliance a necessary threshold for domestic companies [6]. Group 3: Data Collection for Carbon Footprint Assessment - Companies must gather data covering the entire lifecycle of the product, including material acquisition, manufacturing, distribution, and recycling, to calculate the carbon emissions associated with battery production [7]. - Two key data types are required: "activity data" from the four lifecycle stages and "background data" on carbon emissions from energy sources and materials used [7]. Group 4: Market Implications and Future Directions - The certification process emphasizes the need for battery companies to evaluate and potentially shift towards lower carbon-emitting chemical systems, as the market dynamics may change based on carbon emissions [10]. - Sodium-ion batteries present a promising low-carbon alternative, as their materials can be sourced from by-products of the chemical industry, significantly reducing emissions from raw material extraction [11]. - The timeline for establishing comprehensive carbon management capabilities across all product lines is tight, with a one-year window before the 2027 regular reporting begins [11].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of carbon footprint labeling certification in Anhui Province, highlighting its significance in promoting low-carbon lifestyles and supporting the green transformation of the economy [1][2]. Group 1: Carbon Footprint Certification - 中创新航科技 (Zhongchuang Xinhang Technology) has obtained a carbon footprint certification for its lithium-ion battery cells, quantifying the carbon emissions at 51.575 kg CO2 equivalent for a battery with a capacity of 169 Ah [1]. - The certification process involves assessing the entire lifecycle of the product, including emissions from upstream suppliers, thus integrating carbon reduction into the supply chain [2]. - Since October of the previous year, approximately 10 companies in the lithium battery and photovoltaic sectors have been guided to apply for carbon footprint certification [2]. Group 2: Government Initiatives and Standards - The 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China emphasizes the need for a comprehensive green transformation and the establishment of a carbon emission accounting system [1]. - Local standards for carbon footprint are being developed to guide enterprises in carbon reduction and provide a basis for certification agencies [3]. - The introduction of local electricity carbon footprint factors is expected to enhance the competitiveness of products with lower carbon emissions [3]. Group 3: Industry Impact and Future Plans - Accurate carbon emission accounting allows companies to identify high-energy consumption areas and explore reduction opportunities, meeting the green procurement demands of downstream customers [5]. - The carbon footprint labeling certification is anticipated to expand in product coverage and application areas, driving a shift towards greener production and lifestyle practices [5].

Group 1 - The core idea of the news is the introduction of a "carbon footprint" labeling system in Shandong Province, allowing consumers to easily identify the carbon emissions associated with products throughout their lifecycle [1][2] - The carbon footprint is defined as the total greenhouse gas emissions, expressed in carbon dioxide equivalents, resulting from specific entities or products over a certain period [1] - The implementation of the "Action Plan" aims to promote low-carbon lifestyles, provide clear environmental purchasing references for consumers, and enhance the international competitiveness of Shandong products in the green market [2][3] Group 2 - The "Action Plan" outlines a phased approach to establish a carbon footprint management system, with initial pilot projects by 2027 and a more comprehensive policy framework by 2030 [2] - Different cities in Shandong will adopt tailored strategies for carbon footprint management, such as Qingdao focusing on green finance and international trade, while Yantai will concentrate on key export industries [3] - The plan encourages other cities to explore innovative approaches based on their unique industrial structures and development conditions [3]

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) starting January 1 will significantly impact China's high-carbon industries, particularly steel and aluminum exports to the EU, which account for approximately 3.5% of China's total exports to the EU [2][3]. Group 1: Short-term Impact - The short-term pressure from CBAM is manageable, with the initial carbon cost set at a base rate of 2.5%, allowing companies some time to adapt [3]. - Companies that have not undertaken energy-saving and carbon-reduction transformations will face the most significant challenges, especially those relying on default values for carbon emissions reporting [2][3]. - The default emission values set by the EU are particularly high for Chinese products, creating a barrier for exports [2][3]. Group 2: Carbon Management and Compliance - Exporting companies must shift from relying on default values to establishing their own carbon data monitoring and reporting systems to avoid increased carbon costs [5]. - Over 90% of Chinese companies used global average default values during the trial phase, which will lead to higher costs once country-specific default values are published [5]. - Companies are encouraged to engage with third-party certification bodies to enhance the credibility and compliance of their carbon data [5]. Group 3: Long-term Strategy - In the long term, companies need to focus on low-carbon transformation as a key strategic direction for sustainable development [8]. - The expansion of CBAM to include 180 downstream products by 2028 will increase the complexity of carbon footprint calculations, necessitating a comprehensive approach to carbon management across the supply chain [8]. - Companies should evaluate potential partners based on their carbon data transparency and low-carbon transition plans to ensure compliance and competitiveness [8]. Group 4: External Environment and Policy Recommendations - There is a call for the improvement of the domestic carbon market and the introduction of quota auction mechanisms to create a more competitive environment for companies [9]. - Diplomatic efforts are suggested to negotiate with the EU for recognition of China's carbon pricing, which could alleviate some of the carbon cost burdens on Chinese exporters [9]. - The Chinese government aims to maintain fair trade practices and protect the interests of its enterprises while addressing global climate change challenges [9].