Join hands to build an energy finance “ecosystem”

Recently, Zhejiang Huagang Dyeing and Weaving Group Co., Ltd. was listed as an A-level enterprise after passing the “Green Electricity Financial Evaluation Guidelines” system evaluation, and received a 20 million green low-interest loan provided by China Construction Bank. The interest cost is reduced by about 60,000 yuan.

Keqiao’s textile printing and dyeing industry is developed. Nearly a quarter of the world’s textile products are traded in China Textile City, with a sales network covering 192 countries and regions around the world. However, the extensive production model has caused the textile printing and dyeing industry to develop rapidly while being labeled with high energy consumption, which has become the crux of the problem restricting green development.

Electricity consumption is an important quantitative indicator of energy consumption. Under the guidance of the “double carbon” goal, the three dimensions of enterprise energy consumption levels, energy saving trends, and integrity are integrated to build a green power financial evaluation index system to support financial institutions in providing Green and low-interest differentiated loans. This “green energy loan” provides sufficient and preferential financial guarantee for enterprises’ transformation, upgrading and green development, so it is naturally welcomed.

Improving energy efficiency of high-energy-consuming enterprises is a key part of achieving the “carbon peak” goal. As the “energy efficiency stewards” of enterprises, power enterprises should take it as their own responsibility to accelerate the construction of a clean, low-carbon, safe and efficient energy system, and effectively guide enterprises to improve energy efficiency management. At work, it is necessary to fully tap the value of energy and power data, perfectly match each energy efficiency service measure and technology to the actual application scenario of the enterprise, and provide more reliable, real and timely personalized power consumption strategies for the green development of enterprises.

Although transformation and upgrading can improve resource utilization and reduce production costs, the long-standing “financing difficulty” problem has always hindered the development and transformation of enterprises, becoming the biggest “stumbling block” on the road to green development. The “Green Energy Loan” launched based on the green electricity financial evaluation system provides flexible, diverse, and low-cost credit funds for the majority of enterprises. The interest saved can not only be used for equipment upgrades and technological transformation, but also provides a certain guarantee for enterprises to develop new energy industries. support. “Green Energy Loan” not only greatly enhances the confidence of enterprises in green development, but also helps promote a virtuous cycle of green development. It has the dual significance of innovatively developing green finance and supporting the realization of the “double carbon” goal.

Faced with the market opportunities brought by “green energy loans”, financial institutions should accelerate their own green and low-carbon transformation and shoulder the responsibility of promoting the development of low-carbon industrial clusters and low-carbon industries. Carbonization development responsibility, actively create a financial environment conducive to the comprehensive implementation of green manufacturing, implement preferential pricing policies for loan business in key areas such as clean energy, energy savingenvironmental protection, carbon emission reduction, etc. Enterprises in the field of carbon emission reduction are provided with special loan lines and green channels are opened for priority approval.

Energy saving and emission reduction is both an “economic account” and an “ecological account”. In addition to “green electricity finance”, evaluation index systems such as “carbon neutrality capability index” and “energy storage potential index” can also be developed, and more financial products such as financing, insurance, asset management, funds, and bonds can be innovated to form a multi-unit collaborative Green energy financial ecosystem.

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