The National Development and Reform Commission and two other departments issued a notice on the construction of zero-carbon parks.

The National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the National Energy Administration have issued a notice on the construction of zero-carbon parks. The notice mentions accelerating the transformation of the energy structure in parks. It calls for strengthening the development and utilization of renewable energy in parks and surrounding areas, supporting the matching of parks with non-fossil energy generation resources in the surrounding areas, scientifically allocating energy storage and other regulatory resources, developing green electricity direct connection according to local conditions, promoting new energy access to increment distribution networks and other green electricity direct supply models, encouraging participation in green certificate and green electricity transactions, and exploring hydrogen-electric coupling development and utilization models. It also aims to promote the active utilization of biomass energy, nuclear energy, solar thermal energy, geothermal energy, industrial waste heat, and other thermal energy resources in parks, to achieve a clean and low-carbon heating system. It also explores the use of hydrogen energy, biomass, and other alternatives to fossil fuels and raw materials.