In the afternoon of November 30, a seminar on dual carbon and ESG management for listed companies in Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (BDA), organized jointly by the "Two Zones" Office of BDA and Yiqi Service Jiugong Port, was successfully held at Carbonstop. Companies attending the seminar included Tongrentang, Tongyizhong New Materials, Yizhuang International Financial Leasing, Sante ShiXing, Beijiete, and others, to discuss how ESG and carbon management can mutually empower the sustainable development of enterprises.
Dual carbon and ESG management are crucial for enterprises. Through scientific and effective carbon management, companies can reduce carbon emissions, lower environmental risks, meet the requirements of governments and regulatory authorities, while enhancing corporate image and reputation. Quantifying their own carbon emissions according to domestic and international standards, especially the precise accounting and management of Scope 3 value chain emissions, provides solid support for formulating corresponding emission reduction policies and promoting sustainable development. Practicing ESG concepts not only fulfills the social responsibility of enterprises but also meets the intrinsic requirements for sustainable development and is a significant focus for investors and capital markets.
Currently, listed companies still face complex and challenging tasks in carbon emission data collection and statistics, require substantial human and material resources for carbon emission management, and encounter issues such as information sharing and data alignment within the supply chain. Additionally, non-standardized ESG information disclosure, low credibility, and poor quality of information disclosed are major difficulties faced by listed companies in ESG governance.
During the seminar, each company introduced the problems they encountered in dual carbon and ESG management. Yang Junna, Business Director of Carbonstop, and a carbon consultant shared methods for corporate carbon emission accounting, practical experience in carbon management, and updates on ESG regulatory trends and internationally recognized ESG standards, along with case studies of ESG management practices. Listed companies exchanged views on their concerns and experiences regarding carbon emissions and ESG management and engaged in lively discussions on how to efficiently and effectively establish carbon management systems and ESG indicator management systems from scratch.

As industry leaders, listed companies should keep up with international trends, integrate ESG and dual carbon indicators, establish their own management systems, improve ESG ratings, and enhance their competitiveness in the global market, thereby achieving sustainable development and obtaining better business opportunities.
Carbonstop will continue to use market demand as a driving force, leveraging its database and software advantages to empower more listed companies in dual carbon and ESG management, contributing to the realization of sustainable development and green, low-carbon transformation for enterprises.
