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21世纪经济报道记者雷椰 李德尚玉 北京报道 岁末年终，市场翘首以盼的首批国家级零碳园区建设名单终于出炉。 零碳园区建设是一项创新性工作。2024年中央经济工作会议要求"建立一批零碳园区"，2025年政府工作报告再次作出明确部署。6月，国家发展改革委、工 业和信息化部、国家能源局等部门印发《关于开展零碳园区建设的通知》（发改环资〔2025〕910号，以下简称《通知》），提出了加快园区用能结构转型 等8方面重点任务，以及国家级零碳园区建设"1项核心指标+5项引导指标"的指标体系。 12月26日，国家发展改革委发布首批国家级零碳园区建设名单，共纳入52个园区。首批名单实现31个省（区、市）和新疆生产建设兵团全覆盖，每个地区至 少有1个园区入选，部分工作基础较好、新能源资源禀赋较好的地区入选的园区适当增多。值得注意的是，此次发布的是"国家级零碳园区建设名单"，未来 还要进行验收，园区达到了指标要求才能真正作为国家级零碳园区。 "此外，首批国家级零碳园区是应对绿色贸易挑战的桥头堡。现在国际市场上，低碳或零碳已经成了国际贸易和供应链的通行证。零碳园区可溯源的能源供 应系统和全流程碳足迹管理体系，能帮企业把产品碳足迹算得 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the draft implementation details for promoting green electricity direct connection projects in Sichuan Province, aiming to leverage the region's clean energy advantages and accelerate the development of related support measures [9][12]. Group 1: General Principles - The implementation details apply to green electricity direct connection projects within the administrative region of Sichuan Province, focusing on new energy sources such as wind, solar, and biomass, excluding existing hydropower and other renewable sources [13]. - The development goal is to meet the green energy needs of various enterprises while ensuring the stability of the public power grid and fair market operations [13]. Group 2: Basic Requirements for Green Electricity Direct Connection Projects - Projects must scientifically determine the types and scales of new energy sources based on load characteristics, with at least 60% of the annual self-generated electricity from new energy sources and at least 30% of total electricity consumption being self-generated [16]. - Projects are not allowed to feed electricity back to the public grid before the continuous operation of the electricity spot market, and after that, they can adopt a model primarily focused on self-consumption [16]. Group 3: Pricing and Trading Mechanisms - The pricing mechanism for green electricity direct connection projects must comply with national regulations, and projects in specific regions are exempt from peak pricing policies [21]. - Projects must participate in the electricity market as a unified whole and cannot have their supporting storage facilities operate independently in the market [21]. Group 4: Management and Implementation - Project owners must submit applications for approval or record-keeping according to regulations, and if projects are not commenced within two years of approval, the allocated new energy resources will be revoked [25][26]. - The overall implementation plan must be evaluated and approved by local energy authorities, ensuring that all components of the project are constructed and put into operation simultaneously [24]. Group 5: Safety and Monitoring - Projects must establish clear safety responsibility interfaces with the public grid and adhere to safety management measures to ensure stable operation [19]. - The provincial energy bureau is responsible for guiding the evaluation of project demand and monitoring project management and operation [26].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of effective investment in driving economic growth, with a focus on reducing ineffective and blind investments while balancing financial, economic, and social benefits [1][2][3] - In 2023, a total of 800 billion yuan has been allocated to support 1,459 projects, including ecological restoration in the Yangtze River basin and improvements in national logistics hub planning [1] - Fixed asset investment has shown slight growth from January to October 2023, with manufacturing investment increasing by 2.7% year-on-year, and specific sectors like aerospace and information services showing significant growth rates of 19.7% and 32.7% respectively [1] Group 2 - The focus for future investments should be on major infrastructure, technological innovation, and green low-carbon transitions, particularly in areas like energy storage and water management [2] - Effective investment aims to enhance public welfare, with a long-term view on economic benefits, emphasizing the importance of investing in education, health, and skills development to boost consumption potential [2] - The government is encouraged to collaborate with the market to enhance effective investment, with recent policies aimed at increasing private investment through expanded access and addressing bottlenecks [3]

Core Viewpoint - The UK government has announced a five-year clean energy strategy focusing on carbon dioxide reduction, led by the newly established state-owned entity, Great Britain Energy (GBE) [1] Funding and Investment - The government will inject over $11 billion into the GBE platform and integrate £15 billion of private capital, creating a $31 billion investment system based on "government guidance + market participation" [1] - GBE aims to establish a revenue-generating investment portfolio by 2030 and ensure long-term public equity protection for clean energy infrastructure [1] Strategic Goals - The core task of the strategy is to add 15 gigawatts of wind, solar, and energy storage capacity by 2030, forming a diversified clean power matrix [1] - The strategy emphasizes social benefits, particularly addressing job losses in the oil and gas sector, with plans to create over 10,000 jobs in traditional oil and gas regions through GBE-funded projects [1] Challenges and Criticism - Critics argue that the plan may drive energy costs to unacceptable levels, despite international natural gas prices falling from their 2022 peak [1] - The government attributes rising energy bills to fluctuations in international gas prices, a justification that has not gained widespread acceptance [1] - Balancing the pace of energy transition, job connections, and living costs remains a core challenge for the Starmer government [1]

Core Points - The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has issued the "2025 Edition of the Project Industry Scope List for Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) in the Infrastructure Sector" to expand the scope of infrastructure REITs [1] - The list aims to enhance the role of infrastructure REITs in revitalizing existing assets and promoting a virtuous investment cycle [1] Group 1 - The application scope includes clean energy projects such as wind power, solar power, hydropower, natural gas power, biomass power, and nuclear power [2] - It also covers energy storage facilities, clean and low-carbon flexible coal power projects, ultra-high voltage transmission projects, incremental distribution networks, microgrids, and charging infrastructure projects [2] - Coal power projects must meet specific conditions, such as having a minimum output of 30% rated load under pure condensing conditions or incorporating low-carbon fuels with a blending ratio of no less than 10% [2] Group 2 - The NDRC emphasizes that projects in areas like rental housing, consumer infrastructure, commercial office facilities, elderly care facilities, and urban renewal must be initiated by independent legal entities engaged in relevant businesses and must not involve residential property development [2]

Core Insights - The article highlights the rapid growth of distributed photovoltaic (PV) systems in rural China, particularly in Shandong province, which has the highest installed capacity in the country, but faces challenges related to grid overload and energy consumption efficiency [1][2][4]. Group 1: Current Situation - As of the end of 2024, Shandong's distributed PV installed capacity exceeds 50.2 million kilowatts, maintaining its position as the national leader [2][3]. - Over 150 regions in China are classified as "red zones," indicating that local grids cannot accommodate additional distributed PV projects due to capacity constraints [2][4]. - In Shandong, 53 out of 136 counties are under "restricted" warning levels for low-voltage grid connections, indicating significant challenges in energy consumption [3][4]. Group 2: Challenges - The rapid increase in distributed PV installations has led to issues such as excess generation during peak sunlight hours, resulting in grid overload and safety hazards [4][5]. - The existing grid infrastructure, originally designed for unidirectional flow, is struggling to adapt to the bidirectional flow created by distributed energy sources [4][5]. Group 3: Solutions - Strategies to address the "red zone" crisis include integrating energy storage systems to manage excess generation and enhance grid capacity [5][6]. - The establishment of local consumption scenarios, such as community service facilities utilizing PV energy, can help alleviate pressure on the grid by consuming energy on-site [6][7]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The development of a new electricity ecosystem that includes diverse stakeholders is essential for optimizing distributed energy resources and ensuring efficient consumption [7][8]. - The potential for distributed renewable energy to play a significant role in China's future energy structure is emphasized, particularly in densely populated areas [8][9]. - Long-term solutions involve upgrading rural grid infrastructure and creating market mechanisms for energy trading to facilitate better resource allocation [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article outlines the implementation plan for the market-oriented reform of renewable energy grid connection prices in Guangdong Province, aiming for all renewable energy projects to participate in market trading by November 1, 2025, thereby promoting high-quality development of renewable energy [15][27]. Summary by Sections Overall Goals - The plan aims to establish a sustainable pricing settlement mechanism for renewable energy, ensuring that by the end of 2025, all renewable energy grid connection prices are determined by the market [15]. Main Principles - The reform emphasizes equal participation of renewable energy and thermal power in the electricity market, prioritizing efficiency and risk control while ensuring a stable and transparent market environment [16][17]. Key Tasks - **Market Participation**: From November 1, 2025, all renewable energy projects will enter the electricity market, with prices determined through market transactions. Projects below 10 kV are encouraged to participate in market trading [18]. - **Market Mechanism**: The trading mechanism will allow renewable energy projects to participate in various trading cycles, and the pricing mechanism will be adjusted based on market conditions [19][20]. - **Support Mechanisms**: A price settlement mechanism will be established for renewable energy projects, with provisions for price adjustments based on market performance [20][21]. Existing Projects - **Capacity and Pricing**: Existing projects will have a mechanism price based on the provincial coal-fired power benchmark price of 0.453 yuan/kWh, with specific limits on the proportion of electricity that can be sold [21][22]. - **Execution Period**: The execution period for existing projects will be determined based on their operational history, with a maximum of 20 years [22]. Incremental Projects - **Scope and Pricing**: New projects starting from June 1, 2025, will be categorized and priced based on their type, with specific bidding limits and price ranges established [22][23]. - **Bidding Mechanism**: The bidding process will prioritize projects based on their quoted prices, with a maximum price cap set to avoid disorderly competition [23]. Policy Coordination - The plan emphasizes the need for coordination between the reform and green electricity certificate mechanisms, as well as the integration of energy storage solutions to enhance renewable energy utilization [24]. Implementation Measures - The article outlines measures to revise electricity market trading rules, improve technical support, and ensure effective contract signing and information dissemination [25][26]. Execution Timeline - The implementation of this plan will commence on November 1, 2025 [27].

Core Viewpoint - Global mining giants are significantly investing in decarbonization, creating opportunities for Chinese equipment companies in the process [1][2]. Group 1: Investment and Procurement - Fortescue, the fourth-largest mining company globally, plans to expand its procurement in China, recognizing it as a crucial market for both sales and sourcing [1]. - The company has announced a $6.2 billion investment in decarbonization, with $800 million already spent on a 460-kilometer green transmission network and a 100 MW power facility [2]. - Fortescue aims to invest an additional $900 million to $1.2 billion in decarbonization capital expenditures in FY2026, focusing on mature technology investments, including power generation and storage facilities [2]. Group 2: Equipment and Technology Collaboration - Fortescue has signed a contract with XCMG for the supply of over 100 zero-emission heavy mobile equipment units, with a potential value exceeding $400 million [2][3]. - The collaboration with XCMG extends beyond procurement to include joint technology development, aiming to reduce fossil fuel consumption significantly during the equipment's lifecycle [3]. - The company plans to increase procurement from China, focusing on green mining equipment and renewable energy devices, leveraging China's technological advancements and competitive pricing [3]. Group 3: Strategic Partnerships - Fortescue has signed a memorandum of understanding with China Baowu Steel Group to explore low-carbon ironmaking technologies and collaborate on renewable energy and green hydrogen initiatives [4]. - The partnership reflects the recognition of significant opportunities for cooperation in green energy transition between Fortescue and Chinese companies [4].

Core Viewpoint - The significant financing decision by Ørsted has triggered a sharp decline in its stock price, dropping over 30% in both Frankfurt and London exchanges due to an unexpected capital raise of 60 billion Danish kroner (approximately 67.3 billion RMB) [1][3]. Group 1: Company Overview - Ørsted, headquartered in Denmark, employs around 8,300 people and focuses on developing, constructing, and operating offshore and onshore wind farms, solar power plants, energy storage facilities, and bioenergy plants [3]. - The company's projected revenue for 2024 is 71 billion Danish kroner (approximately 79.6 billion RMB) [3]. Group 2: Financing Details - Ørsted announced a rights issue to raise 60 billion Danish kroner (approximately 7 billion GBP) to strengthen its financial position amid challenges in its UK and US projects [3]. - The rights issue will be fully underwritten by Morgan Stanley, with existing shareholders having the right to subscribe to their proportional share of the new capital. The Danish government, as a major shareholder, has committed to subscribe for 50.1% of the new shares [3]. Group 3: Project Challenges - The funds raised will support Ørsted's offshore wind investment portfolio, including projects in Europe, North America, and the Asia-Pacific region [4]. - Ørsted recently halted the Hornsea 4 offshore wind project due to rising costs and delays, which is one of the largest offshore wind farms under development globally, with a capacity of 2.4 GW. The termination of this project is expected to incur costs between 3.5 billion and 4.5 billion Danish kroner (approximately 3.825 billion to 4.918 billion RMB) [4]. Group 4: Market Conditions - Ørsted faces complex regulatory uncertainties and changing political support in the US, particularly after former President Trump halted the company's equity sale plan for a wind project in New York [6]. - The company reported an EBITDA of 15.5 billion Danish kroner (approximately 17.4 billion RMB) for the first half of the year, up from 14.1 billion Danish kroner in the same period last year, maintaining its full-year adjusted EBITDA guidance of 25 billion to 28 billion Danish kroner (approximately 28 billion to 31.4 billion RMB) [6]. Group 5: Future Outlook - Ørsted has downgraded the outlook for its offshore wind division from "high" to "neutral" due to slower market growth and uncertainties [6]. - The CEO expressed satisfaction with the company's performance in the first half of the year and emphasized that the announced rights issue will strengthen Ørsted's capital structure and provide financial stability from 2025 to 2027, during which the company plans to deliver 8.1 GW of offshore wind projects [7].