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绿色转型不可忽视“区域均衡”
中国能源报· 2025-09-30 00:05
▲图片由AI生成 "双碳"目标提出已五年,我国绿色低碳转型迈入攻坚阶段。近日,厦门大学"碳中和发展力"研究团队联合江苏大学碳中和发展研究院发 布" 2 025中国碳中和发展力指数",系统梳理五年来各地"双碳"实践成效,为"十五五"时期科学规划转型路径提供重要参考。指数显 示,全国碳中和发展力整体"稳中有进",但区域差异仍存,技术创新与市场化机制建设将成为下阶段突破重点。 在业内看来,2 0 25中国碳中和发展力指数不仅是对五年"双碳"实践的阶段性总结,更将为未来转型提供"导航仪"与"施工图"。 不均衡问题依然突出 然而,需要注意的是,区域发展不均衡问题依然突出。报告显示,内蒙古、新疆、吉林、西藏等省区,以及大庆、吴忠、吐鲁番、临汾 等城市得分相对较低,普遍面临能源效率低、产业结构转型压力大等挑战。例如,宁夏在成长力、转型力上存在短板,内蒙古的持续力 不足,反映出部分资源型地区对传统发展路径的依赖尚未根本扭转。 区域差异背后是产业结构、技术创新与资源配置的深层矛盾。孙传旺指出,追赶型地区普遍存在三大瓶颈:一是产业结构高度依赖化石 能源,新兴产业培育缓慢,经济韧性不足;二是绿色产业链协同不足,新能源资源开发与装备 ...
以数字技术赋能碳市场建设
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-25 06:30
因坚持和完善人民代表大会制度 以法治力量守护"最美国土",国家公园法获表决通过 数字技术是推动全国碳市场迈向更有效、更活跃、更具国际影响力的重要支撑,要以数字技术赋能碳市 场建设,助力实现"双碳"目标。 建设统一数据底座,提升市场有效性。构建全国统一的碳排放大数据平台,整合能耗监测、企业排放等 多源数据,运用数字技术强化实时监测、交叉核验与动态分析,为配额分配、排放核查与监管决策提供 科学支撑。 推动数字金融创新,激发市场活力。支持区块链技术用于碳资产全流程数字化管理,保障数据真实透 明。发展基于大数据智能定价的碳金融产品,降低参与门槛,吸引多元主体入市,增强市场流动性,提 升价格发现能力。 加快标准国际对接,增强国际影响力。推动我国自主数字标准与国际接轨,支持MRV(监测、报告、验 证)数字化认证体系、区块链碳账本等国际互认。鼓励中国数字碳市场方案走出去,通过数字纽带提升 国际话语权,为参与全球碳治理奠定基础。 (本报记者刘新吾采访整理) (民主政治 18 2025年3月25日 ■■ 丝建、怎么管 规费设立 科学生服 分类分区 加强管接 踢 (E & 频版参与 国代表之声 大代表,即因人类盛行潜老 让碳会融 ...
生态环境部气候司司长夏应显:中国碳市场迈新阶,坚定参与全球气候治理
Group 1: National Carbon Market Development - The central government has issued a significant policy document to advance the construction of the national carbon market, marking the first central document in this field, which outlines a long-term development timetable and roadmap [1][2] - The national carbon market has been operational for four years, achieving breakthroughs by expanding to include the steel, cement, and aluminum industries, and issuing the first batch of certified voluntary emission reductions (CCER) [1][7] - As of June 30, 2025, the cumulative trading volume of allowances reached 669 million tons, with a total transaction value of 45.93 billion yuan, indicating a robust market performance [2][7] Group 2: Carbon Footprint Management - The Ministry of Ecology and Environment is actively working on establishing a product carbon footprint management system, which includes developing accounting standards and guidelines for carbon footprint calculations [3][4] - The government aims to enhance the management of carbon footprints by accelerating research on carbon footprint factors and establishing a comprehensive database [4][5] - A series of pilot projects and international cooperation initiatives are being explored to improve carbon footprint management and certification processes [6][11] Group 3: Financial Market and Carbon Trading - The carbon financial market is experiencing growth, with at least 18 financial institutions obtaining carbon trading qualifications, indicating increased participation and product diversity [11][12] - The government plans to expand trading participants in the mandatory carbon market while introducing more diverse trading products and enhancing regulatory oversight [11][12] - The voluntary carbon market has seen significant engagement, with 5,787 registered entities, including financial institutions and project owners, contributing to a dynamic trading environment [7][11] Group 4: International Cooperation and Global Trends - China is actively participating in the global carbon market development, contributing to international climate governance and sharing its experiences in carbon market construction [15][16] - The country is exploring cross-border carbon trading and establishing management systems to facilitate international cooperation in carbon markets [16] - The global trend towards carbon market mechanisms is supported by the implementation of the Paris Agreement, with China positioning itself as a key player in this arena [15][19]
我国绿色贷款保持高速增长 二季度末贷款余额同比增长40.4%
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-08-12 06:19
Core Insights - The People's Bank of China reported that by the end of Q2 this year, the balance of green loans in both domestic and foreign currencies reached 19.55 trillion yuan, marking a year-on-year growth of 40.4% and an increase of 7.4 percentage points compared to the end of the previous year, which is significantly higher than the overall loan growth rate of 29.6% [1] Summary by Category Green Loan Balance - The green loan balance increased by 3.53 trillion yuan in the first half of the year [1] - The balance for infrastructure green upgrades, clean energy, and energy-saving and environmental protection industries were 8.82 trillion yuan, 5.04 trillion yuan, and 2.63 trillion yuan respectively, with year-on-year growth rates of 32.2%, 40.8%, and 62.8% [1] Industry Breakdown - The balance of green loans in the electricity, heat, gas, and water production and supply sector reached 5.08 trillion yuan, with a year-on-year increase of 30.8%, adding 603.9 billion yuan in the first half of the year [1] - The transportation, warehousing, and postal services sector had a green loan balance of 4.39 trillion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 10.3%, with an increase of 263.1 billion yuan in the first half of the year [1] Development of Green Finance - China has made significant progress in developing green finance, establishing a multi-layered market system that includes green loans, green bonds, green insurance, green funds, green trusts, and carbon financial products [1]
气候投融资“试”出成效 金融工具和投融资模式不断创新
Jin Rong Shi Bao· 2025-08-08 07:59
当前全球气候变化形势日益严峻,极端天气气候事件频发,气候变化正从潜在的风险变成现实的危 机。极端天气气候事件引发的社会广泛关注再次提醒我们,采取有效措施应对气候变化。 我国一直高度重视相关工作。2020年10月,生态环境部等五部门联合发布了关于促进应对气候变化 投融资的指导意见,自2022年起,在生态环境部等九部门的共同推动下,23个地方先后开展了气候投融 资的试点工作。 今年是首批地区开展试点工作的第三年。"当前,政策协同机制不断深化,项目库建设成效显著, 基础支撑工作持续加强,金融工具和投融资模式不断创新。"近日,在中国环境科学学会和中国节能环 保集团共同主办,气候投融资专委会、中节能生态产品发展研究中心和新浪财经共同承办的2025第四届 气候投融资国际研讨会会议上,生态环境部应对气候变化司一级巡视员蒋兆理表示。 引导资金投入应对气候变化领域,已受到社会各界越来越多的关注。整体来看,气候投融资试点初 步探索出了一条政策引导、市场驱动、创新赋能的可持续发展路径,那么。不同试点地区的差异化发展 呈现出什么样的亮点和特色?下一步要迈向何处? 随着前期一些储备项目上马,未来的工作需要越来越细、越来越实。丁辉提到, ...
经济领跑与低碳发展协同的广东实践
Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the role of carbon reduction market mechanisms in promoting ecological product value transformation and supporting high-quality rural revitalization in Guangdong Province [1][4] - The measures propose to enhance the carbon reduction market mechanism's support for ecological product value transformation by expanding the carbon inclusive methodology system and exploring region-specific carbon inclusive methodologies [1][3] - The development and reserve of carbon inclusive certified emission reductions (PHCER) in the agricultural and forestry sectors will be strengthened, encouraging projects to purchase provincial ecological carbon fixation PHCER and national certified voluntary emission reductions (CCER) [1][2] Group 2 - The measures highlight the importance of carbon footprint management in supporting high-quality rural revitalization, including the establishment of a carbon footprint database and management rules for agricultural and forestry ecological products [2][3] - Innovative financing support will be provided for agricultural and forestry ecological products with carbon labels, and government procurement standards will incorporate carbon footprint requirements [2][4] - The article discusses the establishment of a climate investment and financing project management system to support green low-carbon development in urban and rural areas, including the creation of a project library and recommendation mechanism [3][4] Group 3 - The launch of the "Guangdong Carbon Label Information Management Platform" aims to assist consumers in querying product carbon footprints and allows manufacturers to apply for their carbon labels online [3][6] - The platform serves both consumer and industrial product sectors, providing tools for better carbon emission management during production processes [3][4] - Guangdong's commitment to green development is reflected in its achievements in environmental quality improvement and the establishment of a comprehensive climate change management system [4]
闪光的你,赋能徐州高质量发展优秀案例请展示!
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-06-25 23:10
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the "2025 Xuzhou Financial Services High-Quality Development Case Collection Activity," aimed at showcasing the achievements of Xuzhou's financial industry during the 14th Five-Year Plan and contributing to its goal of becoming a trillion-yuan city by 2025 [1] Group 1: Activity Overview - The activity will last for six months, from May to October 2025, and aims to systematically display the accomplishments of Xuzhou's financial sector during the 14th Five-Year Plan [1] - It seeks to enhance the social responsibility of financial institutions and increase the influence of Xuzhou's financial industry in the Yangtze River Delta and nationwide [1] Group 2: Collection Scope - The collection targets financial institutions in Xuzhou, including banks, insurance, securities, and fund companies, focusing on innovative service cases, digital transformation achievements, and risk prevention practices [2] - Government and industry associations are also included, providing cases on policy innovation and cross-sector collaboration governance models [3] Group 3: Field Directions - The activity emphasizes several key areas: - Serving the real economy through supply chain finance, specialized loans for manufacturing, and technology financial products [4] - Promoting inclusive finance, including financial services for new citizens, rural credit system development, and innovations in microfinance products [5] - Digital transformation initiatives, such as applications of digital currency, intelligent risk control systems, and blockchain technology practices [6] - Green finance projects, including carbon financial products, green credit projects, and ESG investment cases [7] - Innovative governance models, such as diversified financial dispute resolution mechanisms and cross-department data sharing platforms [8] Group 4: Case Requirements - Cases must be inclusive, covering a wide range of beneficiaries [9] - They should demonstrate effectiveness, having been implemented in recent years with quantifiable data and noticeable results [10] - Innovation is key, showcasing policy, technology, or model innovations with potential for broader application [11] - Compliance with laws and regulations is mandatory, aligning with national policy directions [12] Group 5: Evaluation and Display - An expert evaluation committee will be formed, comprising representatives from the central bank, universities, and industry associations, to assess cases based on innovation, effectiveness, and applicability [13] - Selected cases will be showcased through exhibitions and special reports across multiple channels [13] Group 6: Submission and Recommendation Process - Organizations can self-nominate by filling out a case recommendation form and providing a written document of up to 3,000 words detailing the project background, implementation measures, innovative highlights, and social benefits [14] - Experts and media can also recommend cases, requiring a rationale for their nomination [15] Group 7: Activity Timeline - The activity will follow a structured timeline: - Initial selection phase from May to June, involving strict screening of submissions [16] - Publicity and reporting phase from June to July, including on-site evaluations of key cases [16] - Final review phase from August to September, where the expert committee will determine the final selected cases [16] - Promotion and publication phase from September to October, culminating in a ceremony to announce the outstanding cases [16]
金融监管总局与上海市联合发布行动方案推动金融机构在沪集聚
Group 1 - The "Action Plan" aims to enhance the competitiveness and influence of Shanghai as an international financial center by promoting the aggregation of banking and insurance institutions in the city [1][2] - Financial institutions are encouraged to establish specialized entities or expand their authorization in Shanghai to seize opportunities in financial openness and gain policy innovation benefits [2][3] - The plan supports Shanghai's participation in international carbon financial pricing competition and aims to develop it into an international green finance hub [2][3] Group 2 - The "Action Plan" emphasizes the importance of improving financial services for the real economy and enhancing the quality of technology finance [2][3] - It proposes the establishment of a regulatory mechanism for financial innovation, focusing on risk management and prudent supervision [3] - The plan encourages the development of innovative financial products and services related to carbon finance, which is a crucial aspect of green finance [2][3]
22家ESG强信披券商全“交卷”,气候信披质量过关吗?
Core Insights - The 22 ESG-compliant securities firms have collectively reported their ESG performance, with a significant focus on climate information disclosure, indicating that the "hard battle" for climate data transparency has just begun [1][2][3] - Over half of the firms reported a year-on-year reduction in carbon emissions, with 12 firms showing a decrease in total greenhouse gas emissions compared to the previous year [3][4] - The regulatory environment is tightening, with the Ministry of Finance's latest draft requiring financial institutions to disclose indirect emissions from their investment and financing activities, posing challenges for firms with weak data foundations [1][10] Group 1: ESG Reporting and Carbon Emissions - All 22 securities firms, except for three, have disclosed their total greenhouse gas emissions for 2024, focusing on Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions [3][4] - Among the firms, 12 reported a decrease in total greenhouse gas emissions, with Everbright Securities showing the largest reduction of 30.86% [3][4] - Nine firms disclosed Scope 3 emissions, with detailed breakdowns provided by firms like China Merchants Securities and Guotai Junan [3][4] Group 2: Carbon Financial Products and Market Participation - More than 10 firms have reported initiatives to support carbon finance development, including the launch of diverse carbon financial products [6][7] - Notable activities include the first carbon repurchase transactions in Shanghai and significant participation in carbon trading markets, with Guotai Junan reporting a cumulative trading volume of approximately 8.8 million tons [6][7] - The involvement of securities firms in carbon markets is seen as crucial for enhancing market liquidity and facilitating the transition to low-carbon energy for enterprises [6][7] Group 3: Governance and Compliance Challenges - 12 firms have established ESG committees at the board level, reflecting a growing emphasis on governance and compliance within the industry [8][9] - Issues related to governance, compliance, and the integrity of ESG reporting have been highlighted, with concerns about the prevalence of false materials and operational violations [8][9] - The need for a cultural shift within financial institutions to integrate ESG principles into daily management practices has been emphasized, aiming to balance growth with compliance quality [9][10] Group 4: Data Disclosure Challenges - Financial institutions face significant challenges in disclosing financing emissions due to a lack of reliable carbon emission data from investee companies [10] - The inconsistency and quality of available data pose additional hurdles, as many firms lack standardized methods for calculating and reporting emissions [10] - Recommendations for addressing these challenges include establishing internal and external carbon emission databases and enhancing the overall ESG data analysis and disclosure capabilities of institutions [10]