Core Viewpoint - Inner Mongolia's Hohhot City is leveraging "green electricity + industrial foundation" to address pain points in the aluminum processing industry, reduce enterprise costs, and become a preferred location for industrial transfer, aiding in the establishment of a national green aluminum industry base [1]. Group 1: Industrial Development - Hohhot City has a primary aluminum production capacity of 2.7 million tons, accounting for 6.5% of the national total and 45% of Inner Mongolia's output, with a local primary aluminum conversion rate of 94% [5]. - The local aluminum foil processing enterprise has produced over 40,000 tons of aluminum foil products since its launch in January, with a daily production capacity of 200 tons and an annual processing capacity of 100,000 tons [4]. Group 2: Energy and Cost Efficiency - The region has over 5 million kilowatts of approved new energy projects, utilizing a "wind-solar-fire-storage" multi-energy complementary model to stabilize production and significantly reduce electricity costs for enterprises [5]. - The local power company plans to supply 1 billion kilowatt-hours by 2025, with green electricity accounting for over 50% of the total supply [5]. Group 3: Environmental Standards and Sustainability - Hohhot City has established dual access standards for energy consumption and environmental protection, with plans to implement 39 industrial technological transformation projects in 2024, aiming to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 3.4 million tons [6]. - The city is actively promoting the restoration of waste dump sites and enhancing the recycling of industrial waste, aiming for sustainable development that balances industrial growth with ecological protection [6].