Group 1: Overseas ESG Hot Events - The EU's 2035 climate target submission has been delayed due to member state disagreements, highlighting policy uncertainty in climate action [2][10] - Schneider Electric signed a carbon removal agreement to remove 31,000 tons of CO₂, marking a shift from pilot projects to mainstream durable reduction solutions [2][6] - Companies like Mercedes-Benz and McDonald's are leading decarbonization efforts, with Mercedes-Benz constructing a 140 MW wind farm to meet 20% of its green electricity needs [2][6] Group 2: Domestic ESG Hot Events - China's low-carbon transition is moving from pilot projects to systematic deployment, with a national electrification rate of 28.8% surpassing that of Europe and the US [2][21] - Shenzhen issued 4 billion yuan in offshore RMB sustainable bonds, while Hong Kong's MTR signed a 30 billion HKD green syndicated loan, showcasing ongoing green finance innovations [2][21] - The introduction of unified carbon measurement standards and high-quality development guidelines for industrial parks reflects a shift towards more precise and quantifiable ESG governance [2][21]