The report shows that the size of China's carbon management market (including both government and enterprise sectors) is expected to reach RMB 109.9 billion in 2025, RMB 450.4 billion in 2030, and RMB 4,328.6 billion in 2060.

Since the proposal of the "Dual Carbon" goals two years ago and the operation of the national carbon market for one year, carbon neutrality has been incorporated into the Chinese government's long-term strategic development goals. Relevant policies have been accurately implemented, and achieving the "Dual Carbon" goals will promote high-quality and sustainable economic development while improving the ecological environment.

Over the past two years, more companies have enhanced their awareness of carbon management, and the concept of "carbon management" centered on carbon reduction has gained significant market attention and substantial capital investment.

To assist more enterprises in understanding the latest trends in the carbon management market and seizing development opportunities in the era of dual carbon, Carbonstop, in collaboration with J Capital Research, based on industry know-how and continuous analysis of the capital market, officially released the Prediction Report on the Scale of China's Carbon Management Service Market (hereinafter referred to as the Report).

The following is a partial display of the content from the Report.

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Rise of the Carbon Management Service Market, Hiding Enormous Potential

Based on the strong correlation between carbon and other industries and the tradability of carbon, carbon management software and consulting services (collectively referred to as "carbon management services") have a vast customer base. The future high growth of the carbon trading scale will drive the entire market, and these two carbon attributes together bring enormous potential to the carbon management market.

The Report states that carbon management services primarily provide carbon management support to enterprises and governments. Carbon management software is an intelligent energy-saving platform that quantifies and analyzes the carbon emissions of products or enterprises, while carbon management consulting services focus on consulting around carbon reduction and carbon trading.

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Prediction and Trend Analysis of China's Carbon Management Market Size

The Report shows that the size of China's carbon management market (including both government and enterprise sectors) is expected to reach RMB 109.9 billion in 2025, RMB 450.4 billion in 2030, and RMB 4,328.6 billion in 2060. The share of product carbon footprint software and consulting services will grow rapidly, and revenue from carbon trading and low-carbon product commissions will also account for a significant portion.

Additionally, the enterprise sector will become the main growth driver of the carbon management software and consulting services market, accounting for approximately 95% of the total market size by 2060; in the future, enterprises will pursue a more traceable and liquid carbon management environment, with carbon trading and product carbon footprints becoming key business areas for corporate carbon management.

Globally, the EU has the largest carbon trading market, with a unified carbon trading system covering all member states. In contrast, the U.S. federal government has not yet established a unified carbon trading system, but regional carbon markets have been established successively in the U.S.

Against this backdrop, some star-level carbon management companies have emerged. Watershed recently announced a new round of $70 million in financing and reached a unicorn status with a valuation of $1 billion; Persefoni also completed a $101 million financing round; Normative, in Europe, received $31 million in funding.

The Report provides a comprehensive analysis of the development models and practices of international leading carbon management companies such as Watershed, Persefoni, and Normative, focusing on their history, financing, products, and services, to offer insights for the innovative development of China's carbon management services.

Due to length limitations, this article only excerpts part of the content from the Report.