Wang Naixiang, Chairman of Beijing Green Exchange: Continue to promote the construction of carbon trading market

From September 7 to 9, the 2024 Global Energy Transformation Conference opened in the Future Science City in Changping District, Beijing City. The theme of this conference is "Transformation and Development, Green Future". Wang Naixiang, Chairman of the Beijing Green Exchange, was invited to attend the meeting and delivered a keynote speech.

Wang Naixiang said that by continuing to promote the construction of a carbon trading market, the Beijing Green Exchange reduces emission reduction costs for energy companies with high energy consumption and high emissions, revitalizes carbon assets for companies in the new energy field, and brings more benefits. At the same time, the Beijing Green Exchange also relies on corporate carbon accounts and green project library systems to build special project libraries for energy industries such as wind and solar energy, and serve relevant enterprises in the Energy Valley to achieve carbon emission accounting, green performance evaluation, and environmental information. Disclosure, broadening green investment and financing channels.

The picture shows Wang Naixiang, Chairman of Beijing Green Exchange, giving a keynote speech.

During the conference, the Beijing Green Exchange also comprehensively promoted business lines such as green trading services, green financial services, green public services, green "double carbon" and capacity building services through special booths, demonstrating its efforts in building a national green exchange and serving the progress and achievements made in green and low-carbon transformation of the economy and society.

In the next step, the Beijing Green Exchange will continue to promote the construction of a national voluntary greenhouse gas emission reduction trading market, build a national "double carbon" management public platform and green financial infrastructure, give full play to the platform functions and professional advantages, and actively empower energy industry companies and other market entities. Green and low-carbon transformation will help achieve the "double carbon" goal as soon as possible.