Core Viewpoint - Guangzhou has launched its first batch of "Green Financial Innovation Practice Demonstration Bases," marking a pioneering effort in the country to support low-carbon development through green finance [3][9]. Group 1: Overview of Demonstration Bases - The first batch includes 10 demonstration bases across various districts such as Huadu, Huangpu, Nansha, Haizhu, Tianhe, Zengcheng, and Conghua [3]. - These bases focus on areas like wastewater treatment, urban waste recycling, ecological restoration, low-carbon operation of urban complexes, rural cultural tourism revitalization, and realization of ecological value [3][5]. Group 2: Financial Tools and Support - The selected bases utilize green finance to provide funding support for project development, promoting green and low-carbon economic growth [5]. - The Fushan Circular Economy Industrial Park, one of the demonstration bases, received significant green finance support, including a 2.8 billion yuan green perpetual corporate bond, with 190 million yuan earmarked for project construction [5][6]. Group 3: Innovative Financial Products - The Guangzhou Water Supply Company issued Guangdong's first green water supply revenue rights ABS, achieving the lowest interest rate in the water supply industry for such products [9]. - The "Green + Digital" approach is emerging as a new direction for high-quality development in green finance, with companies like Green Finance (Guangzhou) Information Technology Co., Ltd. leveraging digital technologies to assist over 200 enterprises in reducing carbon emissions by more than 10 million tons annually [9][11]. Group 4: Market Platforms and Ecosystem Services - The Guangzhou Carbon Emission Rights Trading Center has established the first market-oriented ecological product value realization platform focused on natural resources, facilitating the market trading of ecosystem carbon sink products [11]. - This platform has successfully assisted in the purchase of "judicial carbon sinks," enhancing the mechanism for realizing the value of ecological products and providing alternative restoration methods for civil public interest litigation cases [11].