打造"高效"服务：组织体系保障+数字化提速 数据显示，截至2025年6月末，按人行口径统计，兴业银行绿色贷款余额达10756亿元，较2020年年末累 计新增7562亿元，累计增幅达到237%，近5年间年均复合增长率达到31%。 中经记者 慈玉鹏 北京报道 兴业银行莆田分行相关人士表示，华峰集团旗下部分项目既是福建省重点项目，也符合绿色金融的业务 导向，因此同业竞争异常激烈，各行均给予了优惠的审批条件和利率报价，但兴业银行发挥专业和效率 优势，与华峰集团实现合作。 2025年是"绿水青山就是金山银山"理念提出20周年，也是2015年9月"绿色金融"首次纳入国家战略以来 的第十个年头。做好绿色金融大文章，践行"两山"理念，是目前银行业的工作重点之一。 兴业银行是我国绿色金融最早的探路者之一，受"两山"理念感召，2006年便推出国内首个能效项目融资 产品。截至2025年6月末，该行绿色贷款规模、承销绿色债券规模均居股份行第一，是境内唯一一家连 续六年获得明晟ESG最高评级的银行。 《中国经营报》记者调研了解到，兴业银行通过健全组织架构体系、推进数字化发展、实施绿色金融人 才万人计划等方式，保证了绿色金融业务高效开展 ...

作者 | 胜马财经出品人 周瑞俊 编辑 | 欧阳文 守正创新，立势九州 服务实体经济，是工商银行安身立命之本，也是其长期坚守的核心使命。作为国有大行，工商银行始终围绕经济发展大局，将金融资源精准投向经济社会发展的重点领域，用金融"活水"不断滋养 在新型工业化进程加快的背景下，工商银行将制造业作为金融支持的重中之重。截至2025年6月末，工商银行制造业贷款余额率先突破5万亿元，规模居同业首位。 在这背后，是工商银行贷款结构更趋合理，中长期贷款占比持续提升，覆盖高端装备、智能制造、绿色制造等重点产业链环节，积极支持企业设备更新与技术改造，推动传统产业加快焕发新活力 在支持制造业企业方面，工商银行通过灵活的贷款期限匹配企业需求，以北京同仁堂为例，该行发放的中长期流动资金贷款期限延长至3年，精准匹配了企业复杂工艺和较长生产周期的资金需求 在新质生产力中，科技创新是核心动能。工商银行围绕投早、投小、投长期、投硬科技原则，全面加大科创企业金融供给。截至2025年6月末，其科技贷款余额已突破6万亿元，较2024年末增长 "工行效率高、利率低，手续简便随借随还，为科技企业带来融资便利，"一位从工商银行浙江萧山分行拿到贷款的国 ...

■本报记者 郝飞 在"双碳"目标背景下，邮储银行积极落实政策，优化绿色金融服务，助力零碳园区建设。 支持示范区零碳园区建设 长沙临空经济示范区通过系统性低碳技术创新，实现能源结构重塑。目前，示范区已建成20MW分布式 光伏发电系统，覆盖80%厂房屋顶，年减排二氧化碳约1.8万吨。长沙黄花综合保税区是示范区的核心 区域，采用"光储充"一体化系统，配套储能电站实现绿电占比超60%。上述示范区在进一步深化零碳园 区建设过程中，存在大量资金需求。 持续优化绿色金融服务 沪苏零碳数字产业园项目位于苏州常熟市昆承湖沪苏协同创新发展示范区，地处长三角一体化核心区 域，是响应国家"双碳"目标、推动绿色低碳技术与数字经济融合的标杆项目。该项目在土建工程、机电 工程、公用工程等建设方面都需要大额连续的资金支持。 邮储银行江苏省分行结合该项目"零碳+数字"双特色，构建"精准对接+灵活适配"服务模式，主动对接项 目建设单位——常熟昆承产业发展有限公司，深入了解该项目在绿色建筑、光伏应用、智慧能源管理等 方面的资金需求，并制定差异化融资方案。 同时，邮储银行江苏省分行联动行内绿色金融专业团队，高效完成了授信审批与贷款投放，确保资金及 ...

Core Viewpoint - The construction of the salt cavern energy storage base in Feicheng, Shandong Province, exemplifies the financial support for green and low-carbon transformation, with significant investments and policy initiatives driving the development of the new energy sector [1][2][3][4] Financial Support Mechanisms - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) in Tai'an has implemented a comprehensive policy framework to support green low-carbon transformation, focusing on enhancing policy systems, organizational structures, and innovative financial products [1][2] - By the end of Q2 2025, the credit scale for the new energy storage industry in Feicheng reached nearly 20 billion yuan, with green loan growth outpacing the average growth of all loans [1][2] Organizational Framework - A cooperation memorandum was signed between the PBOC Tai'an branch and the Feicheng government to facilitate the sharing of financial policies and data, establishing a collaborative financial service management mechanism [3] - The PBOC has initiated the creation of green financial specialty branches in Feicheng to enhance the focus and capability of financial institutions in providing green financial services [3] Financial Resource Supply - The PBOC has guided financial institutions to innovate specialized products such as "green project loans" and "carbon reduction-linked loans" to support the capital-intensive new energy storage industry [4] - The successful connection of the 300MW advanced compressed air energy storage demonstration power station in Feicheng was supported by a 750 million yuan green project loan from the PBOC, significantly lower than conventional loan rates [4] - Feicheng has established 22 new energy storage projects with a total investment of 34 billion yuan, with financial institutions approving nearly 20 billion yuan in credit to support these initiatives [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Shandong Provincial Government has issued an implementation plan for the "Five Major Financial Articles," aiming to enhance high-quality financial services to support the development of new productive forces by 2027, with specific growth targets for various financial sectors [1][11]. Group 1: Focus Areas of the Implementation Plan - The plan emphasizes five key areas: technology finance, green finance, inclusive finance, pension finance, and digital finance, providing clear pathways and strong support for innovation and development in these sectors [2][11]. - It aims for an annual growth rate of no less than 20% for loans to technology-based SMEs and green loans, with at least 100,000 new "first loan" households in the inclusive finance sector each year [1][11]. Group 2: Technology Finance - The plan includes the establishment of distinctive brands such as "Lu Ke Loan" and encourages the development of innovative financial products like knowledge property pledge loans and acquisition loans [2][14]. - It supports the issuance of technology innovation bonds by qualified financial institutions and technology enterprises, focusing on early, small, long-term, and hard technology investments [2][14]. Group 3: Green Finance - Financial institutions are encouraged to develop 1-2 distinctive green financial products tailored to regional industrial structures, expanding the range of green finance offerings [3][14]. - The plan promotes the use of carbon reduction metrics in loan assessments and encourages the issuance of carbon-neutral and blue bonds to enhance financing channels [3][14]. Group 4: Inclusive Finance - The plan aims to strengthen mechanisms for lending to private and small enterprises, enhancing the availability of first loans, credit loans, and medium to long-term loans [3][14]. - It supports the establishment of inclusive finance service areas in rural revitalization, focusing on key sectors such as food security and agricultural technology [3][14]. Group 5: Pension Finance - The implementation of a personal pension system and the gradual promotion of commercial pension business trials are key components of the plan [4][14]. - Financial institutions are encouraged to develop specialized services and products tailored to the needs of the elderly population [4][14]. Group 6: Digital Finance - The plan emphasizes the digital transformation of financial institutions to enhance service capabilities across various financial sectors [4][15]. - It aims to promote the sharing and application of financial and public data while exploring innovative financing models based on data rights [4][15]. Group 7: Policy Integration and Support - The plan outlines the need for policy integration and coordination, aiming to secure an additional 800 billion yuan in loans for technological innovation and transformation [5][14]. - It encourages the use of government guiding funds to leverage more financial resources for the key areas outlined in the "Five Major Financial Articles" [5][14]. Group 8: Risk Prevention - The plan includes measures to combat illegal fundraising and financial crimes related to the "Five Major Financial Articles," ensuring market order and social stability [7][16]. - It emphasizes the importance of financial institutions adhering to risk management practices and enhancing compliance checks on financial products [7][16].

Core Insights - Industrial and financial collaboration is deepening to support the green transformation of private enterprises in China, as evidenced by the strategic partnership between Industrial Bank and the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce [1][8] - The establishment of the National Private Enterprise Green Low-Carbon Development Alliance aims to enhance awareness and accelerate the green transition among enterprises, with Industrial Bank contributing its financial expertise [2][8] Group 1: Strategic Partnership - Industrial Bank has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, becoming one of five commercial banks in the National Private Enterprise Green Low-Carbon Development Alliance [1] - The partnership focuses on providing financial support for the green transformation of private enterprises, leveraging Industrial Bank's expertise in green finance [1][2] Group 2: Financial Performance - As of the end of Q1 2025, Industrial Bank's green finance financing scale reached 23,181 billion yuan, with the balance of green loans exceeding 10,175 billion yuan [1][7] - The bank's efforts align with national goals for carbon reduction and environmental sustainability, demonstrating a commitment to supporting both emerging sectors and the green transformation of traditional industries [1][7] Group 3: Product Innovation - Industrial Bank has introduced innovative green financial products, such as Sustainable Development Linked Loans (SLL), which incentivize companies to meet sustainability performance targets [4][5] - The bank's local branches have tailored financial solutions to regional characteristics, promoting various types of linked loans that encourage low-carbon development [5][6] Group 4: Ecosystem Development - The alliance mechanism aims to create a community for green transformation, combining financial services with technology support and risk management [3][7] - Industrial Bank's initiatives reflect a shift from merely providing funding to fostering a comprehensive financial ecosystem that supports the green transition of enterprises [7][8] Group 5: Challenges and Future Directions - Despite progress, challenges remain in standardizing green project evaluation criteria and improving the quantification of environmental benefits [7] - The bank's localized approach to green finance emphasizes the need for targeted solutions that address specific regional needs, ensuring that financial support effectively reaches the real economy [7][8]

Core Insights - Postal Savings Bank of China Hunan Branch has successfully implemented a green merger and acquisition loan of 392 million yuan to support a listed company's acquisition of a renewable energy enterprise, enhancing the asset quality of the listed company [1] - The loan process from documentation to disbursement took only one month, demonstrating efficiency in meeting client financing needs for mergers and acquisitions [1] - The bank is actively promoting green finance in line with regulatory requirements, focusing on supporting green, low-carbon, and circular economy initiatives [1] Summary by Categories Green Financing Initiatives - As of April 2025, green financing has increased by 6.12% compared to the beginning of the year, outpacing the growth rate of all loans [1] - The bank has established a comprehensive policy framework for green finance, including delegated approval authority and preferential policies [1] - Innovative financial products such as carbon reduction-linked loans of 125 million yuan and sustainable-linked loans of 100 million yuan have been introduced [1] Future Plans - The bank plans to accelerate the innovation of green finance processes, products, and services, and actively participate in transformation finance [2] - Continuous training and research in green finance will be conducted to guide enterprises towards low-carbon development [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Construction Bank of Fujian Province actively promotes green development and integrates into the province's low-carbon transformation, optimizing green financial services to support ecological governance and energy transition [1][2][3] Group 1: Green Financial Services - As of the end of May, the green loan balance of the Construction Bank of Fujian Province exceeded 100 billion yuan [1] - The bank has provided over 80 million yuan in loans for the "300MW Fish-Solar Complementary Photovoltaic Power Station Project" in Zhangpu County, which is expected to generate 467 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually and reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by approximately 14,200 tons and carbon dioxide by 460,100 tons [1] - The bank has innovated financial products such as "carbon reduction-linked loans" to support the low-carbon transition of traditional thermal and gas power [1] Group 2: Ecological Restoration Projects - The bank has supported the blue bay restoration project in Putian City, which includes the restoration of mangrove wetlands and habitats for endangered species [2] - It has utilized various financing products, including bond financing and sponge city loans, to support comprehensive water environment governance projects [2] - The bank has developed unique products like "Lin Yi Loan," "Carbon Reduction Loan," and "Yunong Quick Loan" to enhance the value of ecological resources [2] Group 3: Industrial Transformation and Green Manufacturing - Fujian Province has adjusted its industrial structure to establish a green manufacturing system, achieving over 1 trillion yuan in industrial output from national and provincial-level green factories [3] - The bank has introduced mechanisms linking carbon emission indicators with loan interest rates to promote the green transformation of the construction materials industry [3] - It has implemented differentiated support policies for green, low-carbon, and circular economy enterprises while promoting personal "carbon accounts" to encourage societal participation in environmental protection [3]

Core Viewpoint - Climate investment and financing is a crucial component of green finance, significantly contributing to global emission reduction and China's dual carbon goals. The pilot projects initiated in 23 regions, including Beijing's Miyun District, have yielded notable results and established replicable models for local green and low-carbon transitions [1][2]. Group 1: Achievements of Climate Investment and Financing Pilot Projects - The pilot regions have developed a robust working framework, accumulating replicable mechanisms and financing models that support local green transitions [2][3]. - As of the end of 2024, over 5,400 climate investment and financing projects have been registered, with total investments exceeding 3 trillion yuan (approximately 430 billion USD) [2][3]. - Innovative financial tools and investment models have emerged, including climate-themed loans, bonds, insurance, and mixed financing, tailored to projects with climate attributes [2][3]. Group 2: Policy and Mechanism Development - Significant progress has been made in policy coordination and mechanism establishment, with pilot regions creating a "government-led, department-coordinated, market-participated" working mechanism [2][3]. - Specific incentive measures have been introduced in various regions, such as Guangzhou and Shenzhen, to promote climate investment and financing [3][4]. Group 3: Financial Product Innovation - Financial product innovation has been a focus, with regions developing a range of financial products to support climate-related projects, including carbon-linked loans and carbon pledge financing [6][7]. - For instance, Shenzhen has launched 293 climate investment projects from 2022 to 2024, with a financing demand of 63.8 billion yuan (approximately 9.1 billion USD), aimed at reducing carbon emissions by about 9.93 million tons annually [5][6]. Group 4: Future Directions for Climate Investment and Financing - A systematic approach to climate investment and financing is essential, emphasizing the integration of policy, market, and technology [7][8]. - The establishment of a comprehensive standard system covering project identification, benefit assessment, and data disclosure is necessary for effective climate investment and financing [8][9]. - Technological innovation is identified as a core driver, with the promotion of low-carbon technologies expected to support climate investment and financing efforts [9][10]. Group 5: Importance of Climate Information Disclosure - Enhancing climate information disclosure is vital for building market trust and promoting sustainable development [11]. - Measures to improve disclosure quality and transparency include establishing a standardized disclosure system and dedicated platforms for climate information [11].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the integration of green finance into various customer services by the Shenyang branch of Industrial Bank, aligning with the national goals of carbon neutrality and peak carbon emissions [1][2] - The bank focuses on clean energy sectors, exploring new models in wind and solar power, and combining rural revitalization with green finance to innovate service models [1] - As of the end of April this year, the bank has supported distributed solar projects in rural areas with loans amounting to 1.386 billion yuan [1] Group 2 - The bank innovates in the renewable energy sector by providing pre-loan products to support project construction and utilizing "investment-loan linkage" to address the full-cycle financing needs of renewable energy projects [2] - The "carbon emission reduction-linked loans" tie the interest rates of loans to the project's electricity generation, incentivizing companies to actively engage in carbon reduction while enjoying preferential rates [2] - The Shenyang branch plans to enhance its management capabilities and service levels, focusing credit resources on green sectors to contribute to the development of a beautiful Liaoning [2]