en.Wedoany.com Reported - China's new energy industry is developing rapidly, but industry pain points remain, including inconsistent carbon reduction methodologies, financing difficulties for supply chain enterprises, and carbon footprint rules that are not yet aligned with international markets.

Recently, CATL signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Beijing Green Exchange, Ningde Communications Investment Group, and Ningbo Yiheng Carbon. Among them, CATL and the Beijing Green Exchange will engage in in-depth cooperation on the development of carbon reduction methodologies, green finance innovation in the supply chain, and alignment with international green rules, to support the high-quality development of the industry.

Developing Carbon Reduction Methodologies: Making Environmental Value Verifiable

Battery application scenarios are rapidly expanding from new energy vehicles to energy storage and electric ships, but the industry lacks unified standards and methodologies for scientifically calculating their emission reduction benefits.

CATL and the Beijing Green Exchange will develop carbon reduction methodologies related to the battery industry, establishing a set of scientific quantitative standards. Once a company's emission reduction achievements are precisely quantified and officially recognized, they will become "green assets," paving the way for entry into the carbon trading market.

Establishing Green Evaluation Standards for the Supply Chain: Turning Carbon Reduction Efforts into Financing Advantages

The new energy industry has a long and multi-faceted chain, and upstream and downstream suppliers often face financial pressure during the low-carbon transition.

The two parties will collaborate with financial institutions to formulate green evaluation standards for the battery industry supply chain—conducting comprehensive ratings based on dimensions such as carbon footprint, energy consumption levels, and the proportion of clean energy used. Suppliers with higher ratings will receive lower green loan interest rates and faster loan disbursement.

Breaking Down Carbon Barriers: Aligning China's Green Practices with International Rules

China possesses the world's largest new energy industry chain, but it is not yet fully aligned with overseas carbon rules. The same carbon reduction achievements, recognized in China, may not be accepted abroad due to differences in certification standards.

The two parties will promote the alignment of China's practical experience in the new energy industry with international carbon market rules and green certification systems, helping Chinese companies' carbon reduction achievements gain broader international recognition.

In the future, CATL will continue to deepen cooperation with the Beijing Green Exchange, expand the green service network, and inject new momentum into the green upgrade of the global new energy industry.