Core Insights - The event "Intelligent Manufacturing Engine, Green Energy" was held in Shanghai's Minhang District, highlighting the region's strong industrial foundation and innovation resources, with a projected GDP exceeding 400 billion yuan in 2024 and strategic emerging industries accounting for 52.6% of the output [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Development Strategy - Minhang District focuses on the "12345" strategy, emphasizing the advanced energy equipment and green low-carbon industries as core areas, with the advanced energy equipment sector accounting for approximately one-third of the city's total [2][3]. - The district aims to achieve an industrial revenue of 100 billion yuan by 2025 and exceed 150 billion yuan by 2030, positioning the area as a new engine for industrial upgrading and green development [2][3]. Group 2: Collaborative Framework - The district has established a "one core, one belt" development model, with a focus on innovation and research collaboration, leveraging local universities and leading enterprises to create a closed-loop industrial chain [4][5]. - A series of cooperation agreements were signed, including a new partnership between the Minhang District government and Shanghai Electric Group to develop a comprehensive industry system in clean energy and hydrogen sectors [6]. Group 3: Funding and Support Mechanisms - An industrial fund matrix was launched, combining municipal and district-level funds with social capital, targeting clean energy and advanced technology sectors to support the entire lifecycle of enterprises [7]. - The district has initiated a project for the intelligent transformation of energy equipment, focusing on integrating AI with high-end manufacturing processes [8]. Group 4: Recognition and Future Directions - Thirty key enterprises in the advanced energy equipment and green low-carbon sectors were recognized, including leading companies in gas turbines and nuclear materials, to stimulate innovation and establish a leading enterprise development model [7]. - The district aims to align with national "dual carbon" goals, enhancing its industrial ecosystem through collaboration with leading firms and optimizing resource allocation [5][8].