Core Viewpoint - The document outlines the initiative for constructing zero-carbon parks to support China's carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive green transformation in economic and social development [2][6]. Group 1: Key Tasks - Accelerate the transformation of energy structure in parks by enhancing the utilization of renewable energy and developing green electricity supply models [2][3]. - Promote energy conservation and carbon reduction in parks by establishing energy and carbon emission management systems and encouraging the adoption of advanced energy-efficient technologies [3][4]. - Optimize the industrial structure of parks by developing low-energy, low-pollution, and high-value-added emerging industries, and exploring green manufacturing models [3][4]. - Enhance resource conservation and intensive use in parks by improving spatial planning and promoting the recycling of industrial waste [3][4]. - Upgrade park infrastructure by optimizing planning and construction of energy supply systems, and promoting low-carbon transportation [3][4]. Group 2: Support Measures - The National Development and Reform Commission will utilize existing funding channels to support zero-carbon park construction, encouraging local governments to provide financial backing [6]. - Policy banks are encouraged to offer medium- to long-term credit support for eligible projects, and enterprises are supported in issuing bonds for zero-carbon park construction [6]. - The document emphasizes the importance of introducing external talent and technology to assist in energy conservation and carbon emission management [6]. Group 3: Implementation Organization - The National Development and Reform Commission will coordinate the construction of zero-carbon parks, providing support in areas such as pilot exploration and project funding [7]. - Local development and reform commissions are tasked with recommending eligible parks for national-level zero-carbon park construction based on various factors [8]. - A thorough evaluation process will be conducted post-construction to assess the effectiveness of the zero-carbon parks, with successful projects being officially recognized [8].

Core Viewpoint - The Yangkou Chemical Industrial Park in Jiangsu, China, has transformed from a saline wasteland into a vibrant chemical hub, focusing on high-end, intelligent, innovative, and green development, aiming to create a competitive new materials industry chain [1][2]. Group 1: Industrial Development - The park leverages the rich technological innovation resources of the Yangtze River Delta to integrate innovation, talent, and industry chains, establishing a high-standard innovation incubation center [2]. - The fine chemical new materials industry chain focuses on high-end specialty chemicals, attracting quality enterprises such as Jiatuo Energy and BASF [2]. - The park has introduced multiple engineering research centers, with over 80% of its output coming from high-tech industries, and hosts three Fortune Global 500 companies [2][3]. Group 2: Innovation and Research - The park has established various innovation platforms, including an electronic chemicals industrial park and a green energy incubator, to foster future industries like green hydrogen and new energy storage [3]. - A chemical pilot base has been set up to provide a practical platform for new materials research, addressing the challenges of technology transfer in the pilot phase [4][5]. - The first batch of pilot projects includes a high-end nylon project with a total investment of 50 million yuan, aimed at applications in aerospace, defense, and medical fields [5]. Group 3: Green and Digital Transformation - The park aims to become a zero-carbon industrial zone by 2025, focusing on green low-carbon development and leveraging a complete green energy industrial system [6][7]. - It is developing clean energy projects, including LNG facilities with a capacity of 20-30 million tons per year, and promoting distributed photovoltaic projects among chemical enterprises [6]. - The park collaborates with Envision Group to build a carbon emission visualization and management platform, enhancing carbon management capabilities and aiming to meet Jiangsu's zero-carbon standards by 2030 [7].