Group 1 - The forum "2025 GCMC·China Carbon Management Forum" was held in Beijing, focusing on the theme of "Breaking Boundaries and Reshaping New Corporate Dynamics" [1] - Erik Solheim, former UN Deputy Secretary-General, emphasized China's critical role in global green transformation and highlighted the significance of carbon management as a core battlefield for addressing carbon emissions [1] - Experts from various organizations discussed global trends, technological innovations, and corporate practices in carbon management, contributing to China's "dual carbon" goals [1] Group 2 - Yan Luhui, founder and CEO of Carbon Trace, presented the report "Five Years of Dual Carbon: Top Ten Insights in the Global Carbon Management Industry," indicating that China's carbon management is accelerating despite global tightening conditions [2] - The report stressed the need for enterprises to advance to higher-level carbon management, focusing on key areas such as Scope 3 emissions management, supply chain decarbonization, and high-quality carbon credits [2] - Two roundtable discussions were held during the forum, addressing the challenges and opportunities in carbon management under the themes of "Global vs. Local" and "Compliance vs. Value" [2]