Group 1 - The first provincial water rights trading service center in China, the Sichuan Provincial Trading Service Center, was inaugurated in Tianfu New District, Sichuan, marking a precedent for establishing provincial water rights trading platforms based on the national water rights trading platform [1] - The service center is a collaboration between the China Water Rights Exchange and Sichuan Water Development Group, with trading service windows set up in various regions, creating a service system for water rights trading that is coordinated at the provincial level and supported by regional trading windows [1] - The first batch of four water rights transactions was completed on the same day, with a total trading volume of 8.945 million cubic meters and a total transaction amount of 7.44 million yuan [1] Group 2 - A cross-provincial water rights transaction was achieved between Ganzi Prefecture Water Resources Bureau and Alxa League Water Affairs Bureau, involving a total water volume of 1.8 million cubic meters over three years, with a total price of 3.24 million yuan [2] - The first large-scale inter-regional water rights transaction in Sichuan province was completed between Jian'ge County Water Resources Bureau and Youxian District Water Resources Bureau, with a total water volume of 7.965 million cubic meters over five years, totaling 1.7 million yuan [2] - The practice in Sichuan demonstrates that establishing a clear ownership, defined responsibilities, and effective regulation in the water rights trading system is crucial for revitalizing water resource allocation and enhancing the value realization of water resources [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Hubei Provincial Water Resources Department has issued a pilot plan for the asset reform of water resources and water engineering, aiming to transform water advantages into economic and ecological advantages through innovative measures [1][2]. Group 1: Reform Objectives - The plan focuses on "resource assetization, asset securitization, and financial leverage" as its main line, with a systematic layout of reform tasks [1]. - It aims to clarify the status of water resources, assets, and funds comprehensively, ensuring data authenticity and identifying resources that can be revitalized [1]. Group 2: Implementation Strategies - The plan includes six categories of 16 typical models for pilot projects, such as direct trading models based on water ecological product value realization and water rights trading, and green finance models like water loans and water-saving loans [2]. - A roadmap for reform is outlined, requiring local governments to develop implementation plans by July 10 and complete pilot tasks by November 30 [2]. Group 3: Management and Oversight - The Provincial Water Resources Department will establish a working group for the asset reform, providing case guidance, professional training, and work scheduling to ensure progress [2].