《重庆ESG创新实践绿皮书》 1月29日，由市商务委、市国资委、市工商联指导，重庆日报报业集团主办，上游新闻承办，重庆上市公司协会协 办的首部《重庆ESG创新实践绿皮书》发布活动举行。本次活动，现场发布了《重庆ESG创新实践绿皮书》，有 20家企业和5个实践案例入选该书。 从企业一线到成书出版 《绿皮书》的编撰源于上游新闻2025年启动的"重庆ESG先锋企业寻访"主题宣传活动。在历时数月的走访中，记 者团队深入重庆多家企业、园区，记录一系列鲜活的ESG实践——从传统制造业的"零碳转型"，到金融领域的绿 色产品创新；从乡村振兴的企业赋能，到科技驱动的循环经济探索。越来越多的企业正从ESG的"实践者"转变 为"创新者"，在结合国家战略与本地实际中走出特色发展路径。 这些来自一线的实践与思考，经过系统整理与提炼，最终汇编成《重庆ESG创新实践绿皮书》。 多领域实践彰显"重庆特色" 《绿皮书》中收录的案例显示，重庆企业在ESG各领域均展现出积极的创新活力。 在绿色低碳方面，重庆交通开投集团完成轨道交通碳排放交易，并实现了全国首例公交低碳出行核证自愿减排量 交易；同时，重庆港加速推进"零碳港口"建设，大力推动新能源技术 ...

21碳中和课题组快评：金融领域首部ESG评价国家标准的出台填补了金融领域ESG评价标准的空白，让 金融机构ESG评价从各自为战走向有章可循，将有力引导金融资源精准流向绿色低碳、社会责任与治理 完善的企业。 随着绿色金融市场的快速发展，相关的资讯和数据变得越来越丰富。绿色金融周报从宏观视角和机构绿 色金融实践等角度，关注绿色金融领域的最新前沿动态，追踪绿色金融市场的最新趋势，为绿色金融相 关参与方提供决策依据和参考。 一、重点关注 1.央行：将拓展碳减排支持工具支持领域 在1月15日国务院新闻办公室举行的新闻发布会上，中国人民银行发布了包含八项措施的结构性货币政 策调整。其中包括"拓展碳减排支持工具的支持领域，纳入节能改造、绿色升级、能源绿色低碳转型等 更多具有碳减排效应的项目，引导银行支持全面绿色转型。"碳减排支持工具按季操作，每次操作提供1 年期再贷款资金，全年操作量不超过8000亿元。中国人民银行根据货币政策调控需要确定季度操作量， 依据金融机构向支持领域发放的贷款情况以及再贷款需求，按照政策规定提供再贷款资金支持。 21碳中和课题组快评：本次央行对碳减排支持工具进行扩容，信号在于货币政策工具对绿色转型的 ...

作为绿色金融的坚定践行者，兴业银行重庆分行始终秉持"绿水青山就是金山银山"的发展理念，积极探 索金融支持文化遗产与生物多样性保护的新路径。此次贷款为大足石刻的永续传承与生态提升提供了扎 实的金融保障，形成了可复制、可推广的文旅生态融资范例，彰显了该行以金融力量守护文化根脉、赋 能绿色发展的企业担当。（李彦霓） 编辑：赵鼎 转自：新华财经 近日，兴业银行重庆盘龙支行成功向大足石刻景区投放2.93亿元贷款，标志着重庆首笔生物多样性挂钩 贷款正式落地。该笔贷款以金融创新为驱动，将文化遗产保护与生态价值提升紧密结合，实现了文化传 承、生物多样性保护与金融服务的有机融合，为世界遗产的可持续保护注入崭新动能。 国家一级保护植物等珍稀物种在大足石刻繁衍生息，形成了"石刻与自然共生"的独特生态人文景观。此 次创新型贷款突破传统融资模式，将贷款利率与石刻周边植被覆盖率、重点名木保护数量等生态指标动 态挂钩，实现"保护越好、成本越低"，推动生态效益与金融激励良性互动。 该项目的成功落地，是兴业银行重庆分行在绿色文旅金融领域的一次重要突破。通过生物多样性挂钩贷 款这一创新工具，精准支持文化遗产保护与生态修复协同推进：生态层面助力构 ...

Group 1: Climate Financing - The UN Conference on Trade and Development emphasizes the need for better climate financing support for developing countries, highlighting a significant gap between the $100 billion climate financing commitment achieved in 2022 and the $1.3 trillion target set for 2024 COP29 [2] - The report calls for systemic reforms in the international financial architecture to increase non-debt financing and improve the operations of multilateral development banks, enabling developing countries to become co-creators of rules rather than mere rule-takers [2] Group 2: Carbon Reduction Pathways - The Beijing Green Finance and Sustainable Development Research Institute released a study outlining carbon reduction pathways for six high-carbon industries from 2020 to 2060, providing a reference for financial institutions and third-party evaluations of corporate transformation plans [3] - The study suggests using a 2-degree scenario as a benchmark for assessments, aligning with China's "3060" dual carbon strategy goals, and aims to mitigate the risk of "false transformation" being included in financial support [3] Group 3: Blue Economy Financial Support - The Guangdong Province has opened a public consultation for the "Blue Industry Financial Support Guidelines," which aims to support sustainable development in marine industries, including fisheries, tourism, and marine renewable energy [4] - The guidelines provide operational principles for government, financial institutions, and enterprises, promoting standardization in blue finance and addressing challenges in identifying, quantifying, and qualifying blue economic activities [4] Group 4: Carbon Market Activity - The national carbon market reported a highest price of 62.48 yuan/ton and a closing price increase of 4.12% over the previous week, with a total trading volume of 16,774,989 tons and a total transaction value of approximately 1 billion yuan [5] - Cumulative trading volume in the national carbon market reached 795,940,642 tons with a total transaction value of approximately 53.29 billion yuan as of November 14, 2025 [5] Group 5: Green Financial Instruments - Shanghai Pudong Development Bank issued its first green financial bond of the year, totaling 20 billion yuan with a fixed interest rate of 1.73%, indicating market confidence in green financial instruments [6] - The issuance aims to provide long-term funding support for green projects, reflecting the growing recognition of green finance in the market [6] Group 6: Biodiversity Financing - The first biodiversity-linked loan in Ya'an, Sichuan Province, was issued for 478 million yuan, utilizing a combination of policy-based financial tools and market financing to meet project funding needs [7] - This loan integrates biodiversity impact assessments to monitor ecological effects, promoting a win-win scenario for ecological protection and industrial development [7]

Core Viewpoint - The successful issuance of China's first biodiversity-linked loan for the germplasm industry in Zaozhuang represents a significant innovation in financing that ties loan terms to biodiversity performance metrics [2][3]. Group 1: Loan Details - Zaozhuang Bank issued a loan of 25 million yuan (approximately 3.5 million USD) for the renovation and upgrading project of the pomegranate seedling breeding and promotion base in Yicheng District, Zaozhuang City [2]. - The loan's interest rate and terms are directly linked to biodiversity performance indicators, providing incentives for companies to enhance germplasm resource protection [2][3]. - The agreement with Shandong Xingyi Health Industry Co., Ltd. stipulates that achieving specific biodiversity goals will result in benefits such as interest rate discounts of 5-30 basis points, an extension of the loan term by one year, and increased loan amounts [2][3]. Group 2: Project Significance - The project has a total investment of 311 million yuan (approximately 43 million USD) and covers an area of about 430 acres, aiming to build a tissue culture laboratory, pomegranate germplasm breeding greenhouses, and a pomegranate big data platform [3]. - Zaozhuang is recognized as "China's Pomegranate Capital" and has the largest collection of germplasm resources in the country, with 523 preserved varieties [3]. Group 3: Implementation and Assurance - To ensure the authenticity of ecological data, a dual safeguard mechanism combining technology and regulation has been established, utilizing blockchain technology for data recording and involving third-party evaluations [3]. - This innovative financial product not only supports the protection of pomegranate germplasm resources but also explores a new path for green development that links measurable ecological performance with financial resources [3].