en.Wedoany.com Reported - On June 13, 2026, the "Platform Empowerment, System Quality Improvement, Carbon Management Upgrade – Sharing the Low-Carbon Development Achievements of the Jinding Model On-Site Seminar," co-organized by the Hebei Metallurgical Industry Association and jointly supported by Jinding Steel Group and the Metallurgical Industry Economic Research Center, was held in Wu'an City, Hebei Province. At the meeting, the Jinding Steel Group Carbon Management Platform was officially launched. The platform integrates IoT and big data technologies, featuring five modules: carbon emission reporting, carbon trading management, carbon asset management, carbon analysis and decision-making, and carbon project management. It enables real-time monitoring and precise accounting of the company's carbon emissions, marking a substantial step forward for Jinding Steel in carbon system construction and digital carbon management.

Jinding Steel Group Co., Ltd., founded in 1995 and headquartered in Wu'an City, Hebei Province, is a full-process integrated steel enterprise encompassing sintering, ironmaking, steelmaking, and rolling. It is a member of the China Iron and Steel Association. The company is affiliated with Fangtongzhou Holdings Co., Ltd., a diversified enterprise group centered on steel, coking, trade logistics, and mineral development. In recent years, Jinding Steel has actively promoted green and low-carbon transformation, systematically deploying initiatives in energy efficiency improvement and carbon data governance. According to the meeting, the carbon management platform was jointly developed over one year by Jinding Steel, Qinghuan Zhiyuan (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd., and the Metallurgical Industry Economic Research Center.

Li Yongjun, Chief Analyst of the China Iron and Steel Association and Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the Metallurgical Industry Economic Research Center, stated at the meeting that the pace of integrating the steel industry into the national carbon market has significantly accelerated. Carbon costs are shifting from "implicit constraints" to "explicit expenditures," making green and low-carbon practices a core competitive advantage for enterprise survival and development. He pointed out that carbon management is not a "single-point task" but a "systematic project." Enterprises should leverage carbon management to transition from "calculating carbon" to "managing carbon" and "utilizing carbon," truly turning carbon into an asset. Ma Xiaochen, Deputy Director of the Environmental Resources Department of the Hebei Provincial Development and Reform Commission, fully affirmed Jinding Steel's forward-looking layout in carbon data governance and compliance risk control, emphasizing that enterprises should seize carbon management capacity building as a key lever, solidify data foundations, improve institutional systems, and enhance carbon asset operation levels. Fu Hao, Deputy Director of the Steel Department of the Hebei Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology, noted that to address the impact of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism on the steel industry chain, enterprises should strengthen their carbon management foundations, promote mature carbon management systems and digital platforms, and drive collaborative carbon reduction across the entire industry chain. Ji Yongjian, Party Branch Secretary of the Hebei Metallurgical Industry Association, suggested using the Jinding practice as a model to promote a list of mechanism energy efficiency technologies for the steel industry and advance AI-enabled value chain empowerment.

At the meeting, An Yanzhou, Director of the Energy and Environmental Center of Fangtongzhou Holdings, delivered a special presentation titled "From Compliance to Efficiency: Exploring New Engines for Green Development," systematically elaborating on the practical pathways for enterprises to build full-chain management covering data governance, compliance risk control, and carbon asset operations. Dr. Lu Yunxiang, Chief Researcher on Low-Carbon Initiatives at the Metallurgical Industry Economic Research Center, introduced the "Four-in-One" carbon economic consulting service practice, encompassing a full-process solution from carbon accounting, carbon evaluation, and carbon decision-making to carbon trading. The launch of this carbon management platform provides a replicable digital management model for the steel industry's participation in the national carbon market.

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