Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the increasing societal focus on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues, with companies needing to adopt ESG principles as a future-oriented necessity [1][2] - The State Grid Energy Research Institute has released its first ESG report, marking a proactive response to global sustainable development and reaffirming its mission as a leading energy think tank [1][3] - The report aims to integrate ESG principles into the research paradigm of the think tank, enhancing governance levels and fostering collaboration with various partners to create a sustainable energy ecosystem [1][2] Group 2 - The electricity sector is urged to take the lead in ESG practices due to its significant role in national economy and public welfare, with the State Grid Corporation positioned as a potential benchmark for ESG standards [1][2] - The implementation of ESG is recognized as a long-term and systematic process, facing challenges such as inconsistent standards, low quality of information disclosure, and balancing short-term costs with long-term benefits [2] - The ESG report serves as a pioneering exploration for the energy think tank, providing a model for diversified ESG practices within the electricity industry [2][3]