原标题：截至二季度末，青海省绿色贷款余额超两千一百亿元（引题） 生态项目贷款有了绿色通道（主题） 人民日报记者 乔栋 "园区里的企业基本都有自己的'碳账户'。"在青海省西宁市南川工业园区，丽豪半导体碳排放管理 师李晓静已从业超过3年，她每天的主要工作是分析企业各生产流程碳排放及企业落实碳减排情况。"此 前只能根据用电量粗略估计，现在有了绿电溯源系统，用了多少火电、多少清洁能源一清二楚，没 有'糊涂账'。" "碳账户"是人民银行青海省分行为企业量身定做的绿色账户。"'碳账户'包含碳排放和绿电使用两个 维度共计6项核心指标，我们对应建立了实施方案、业务指引、碳效评价等工作机制，引导金融机构 将'碳账户'数据纳入授信决策，为碳减排成效明显的企业在贷款利率、期限、额度方面提供优惠。"人 民银行青海省分行工作人员山成英说。 "传统企业在技术改造过程中，基于'碳账户'享受到了不同程度的金融服务优惠，走上碳减排、推 进节能和技术改造道路的动力更足。"人民银行青海省分行金融研究处处长李亚奇介绍，截至今年7月 末，青海省921家重点企业已建立"碳账户"，金融机构累计发放"碳账户"挂钩贷款321.69亿元，共为企 业节省利息支出 ...

"园区里的企业基本都有自己的'碳账户'。"在青海省西宁市南川工业园区，丽豪半导体碳排放管理师李 晓静已从业超过3年，她每天的主要工作是分析企业各生产流程碳排放及企业落实碳减排情况。"此前只 能根据用电量粗略估计，现在有了绿电溯源系统，用了多少火电、多少清洁能源一清二楚，没有'糊涂 账'。" "碳账户"是人民银行青海省分行为企业量身定做的绿色账户。"'碳账户'包含碳排放和绿电使用两个维度 共计6项核心指标，我们对应建立了实施方案、业务指引、碳效评价等工作机制，引导金融机构将'碳账 户'数据纳入授信决策，为碳减排成效明显的企业在贷款利率、期限、额度方面提供优惠。"人民银行青 海省分行工作人员山成英说。 "截至今年二季度末，仅清洁能源产业中的装备制造、设施建设和运营、抽水蓄能电站建设3个板块，信 贷余额同比分别增长40.5%、22.1%和34.7%，'滴灌效应'进一步放大。"人民银行青海省分行行长翟向祎 介绍。 作为"中华水塔"，青海省生态旅游资源丰富。但由于地处偏远，很多资源"养在深闺人未识"。"青海是 国家的生态战略要地，在荒漠治理、水土保持、林草固碳等领域投入较多但回报慢。"山成英说。 2024年，人民银行青 ...

"截至今年二季度末，仅清洁能源产业中的装备制造、设施建设和运营、抽水蓄能电站建设3个板块，信 贷余额同比分别增长40.5%、22.1%和34.7%，'滴灌效应'进一步放大。"人民银行青海省分行行长翟向祎 介绍。 作为"中华水塔"，青海省生态旅游资源丰富。但由于地处偏远，很多资源"养在深闺人未识"。"青海是 国家的生态战略要地，在荒漠治理、水土保持、林草固碳等领域投入较多但回报慢。"山成英说。 "园区里的企业基本都有自己的'碳账户'。"在青海省西宁市南川工业园区，丽豪半导体碳排放管理师李 晓静已从业超过3年，她每天的主要工作是分析企业各生产流程碳排放及企业落实碳减排情况。"此前只 能根据用电量粗略估计，现在有了绿电溯源系统，用了多少火电、多少清洁能源一清二楚，没有'糊涂 账'。" "碳账户"是人民银行青海省分行为企业量身定做的绿色账户。"'碳账户'包含碳排放和绿电使用两个维度 共计6项核心指标，我们对应建立了实施方案、业务指引、碳效评价等工作机制，引导金融机构将'碳账 户'数据纳入授信决策，为碳减排成效明显的企业在贷款利率、期限、额度方面提供优惠。"人民银行青 海省分行工作人员山成英说。 "传统企业在技术改造过 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the launch of the carbon benefit platform in Shanghai and the broader implications of carbon trading and environmental asset monetization in China, highlighting the integration of individual low-carbon actions into a quantifiable and beneficial framework for both citizens and businesses [1][2][4]. Group 1: Carbon Benefit Mechanism - The carbon benefit platform allows citizens to open personal carbon accounts that automatically record low-carbon activities, converting them into carbon credits [2][3]. - As of now, 27 regions in China have established carbon benefit systems, with a notable increase in user engagement, such as 270,000 new users in Wuhan's platform [2][3]. - The integration of low-carbon behaviors with financial incentives, such as using carbon credits to offset bank loan interest, is becoming a significant trend [3]. Group 2: Marketization of Environmental Resources - The recent policy aims to enhance the marketization of carbon emissions rights, water rights, and pollution rights by 2027, promoting a more active trading market and efficient resource allocation [4][5]. - Companies are increasingly able to leverage carbon emission rights as collateral for loans, with examples such as a company in Hubei securing a 10 million yuan loan against its carbon rights [4][5]. - The establishment of a robust market mechanism is expected to provide businesses with more financing options through environmental asset monetization [5][6]. Group 3: Integration with Carbon Markets - The carbon benefit reductions achieved by individuals can now be integrated into carbon market compliance mechanisms, allowing for a seamless connection between personal low-carbon actions and corporate carbon obligations [5][6]. - Pilot carbon markets in cities like Beijing, Guangdong, and Shanghai have recognized the value of carbon benefit reductions as a supplementary offset mechanism, which helps reduce compliance costs for regulated companies [6].

Core Viewpoint - The development of high-quality green finance in China requires a significant increase in the number of professionals who understand financial regulations and possess a vision for green industries, as there is a substantial talent gap in this area [1][4]. Group 1: Competition Overview - The "Second Guangdong Green Finance Innovation Promotion Case Analysis Competition" was held in Guangzhou, organized by various financial and educational institutions, aiming to analyze and evaluate cases of green finance reform and innovation in Guangdong [1][3]. - The competition has seen a notable increase in participation, with over 500 students from 15 universities contributing 129 research reports, marking a 70% increase in registration compared to the first event [1][3]. Group 2: Participant Background and Research Focus - Participants in this year's competition came from diverse academic backgrounds beyond traditional finance and economics, including fields such as information management, international education, big data, artificial intelligence, and public management [3]. - The final teams explored not only traditional areas like green credit and green bonds but also innovative topics such as carbon accounts, green supply chain financing, and ESG investments, producing reports with both academic and practical significance [3][4]. Group 3: Expert Insights and Recommendations - Experts noted that the competition entries demonstrated a strong alignment with China's "dual carbon" strategy, practical solutions, and innovative thinking from the youth [4]. - Recommendations for future competitions include enhancing empirical analysis and risk management research to improve the practical applicability of proposed solutions [4]. Group 4: Future Directions for Green Finance Talent Development - There is a call for continued support from all sectors for the cultivation of green finance talent, aiming to establish a talent hub that serves both the Greater Bay Area and the entire country [4]. - Educational institutions are encouraged to strengthen green finance curriculum development and practical training bases in collaboration with the industry to nurture composite talents in green finance [4].

Core Viewpoint - Green finance is identified as a crucial engine for promoting high-quality economic development and achieving the "dual carbon" goals, with a significant demand for composite green talent in the financial sector [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The "Second Guangdong Green Finance Innovation Promotion Case Analysis Competition" was successfully held, organized by various financial and educational institutions in Guangdong [3][4] - The competition aims to foster close cooperation among government, enterprises, and academic institutions, enhancing the cultivation of green finance professionals [4] Group 2: Participation and Scale - The competition attracted over 500 students from 15 universities across Guangdong, with a total of 129 teams submitting research reports, marking a 70% increase in participation compared to the previous year [5] - Participants' academic backgrounds have diversified beyond finance and economics to include fields such as law, information management, and big data, reflecting a broad interest in green finance innovation [5] Group 3: Research Focus and Evaluation - Finalist teams explored traditional areas like green credit and bonds, as well as emerging topics such as carbon accounts and ESG investments, producing reports with both academic and practical significance [6] - The evaluation criteria included policy adaptability, academic innovation, and feasibility of solutions, with a focus on addressing challenges in green finance practices [6] Group 4: Future Directions - The competition serves as a sustainable talent reservoir for the green finance sector, emphasizing the need for professionals who understand financial principles and possess a vision for green industries [7] - There is a call for continued support from all sectors for green finance talent development, aiming to create a talent hub that can influence both the Bay Area and the nation [7]