319Recently, Simon Stiell, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), visited China and attended the "Green Value CEO Roundtable" co-hosted by Biosphere Three and C Team in Beijing. The meeting brought together representatives from leading organizations including the Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization (GEIDCO), Xin Bao'an, former Chairman of China State Grid Corporation, Wang Siqiang, President of the China Electric Power Construction Enterprise Association, Lü Xuedu, former Deputy Director of the National Climate Center and former Chief Climate Change Specialist at the Asian Development Bank, and Feng Nan, Chairman of Deep Blue Group. Carbonstop was also invited to attend the meeting, to jointly discuss the role and opportunities of Chinese enterprises in global energy transition and climate change mitigation.
At the meeting, Han Ying, Marketing Director of Carbonstop, introduced to the attendees Carbonstop's innovative practices and significant achievements in the field of carbon management. As a globally leading provider of carbon management software and consulting solutions, Carbonstop has served over 1,400 enterprises, offering one-stop solutions covering carbon emission calculation, management, reduction, and ultimately achieving carbon neutrality. Since 2012, the company has participated in the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP) for 13 consecutive years, actively promoting the development of Chinese enterprises in carbon management and climate action.
Han Ying emphasized that Carbonstop not only provides one-stop carbon management services to numerous enterprises but also promotes the popularization and practice of low-carbon concepts through deep collaboration with leading companies. For example, Carbonstop has provided carbon footprint accounting for over 20 products under Anta, covering millions of sales. Additionally, Carbonstop's sustainable marketplace "Low-Carbon Heroes" allows consumers to clearly see the carbon footprint behind their consumption behavior through carbon labeling, which to some extent pressures enterprises to optimize production processes and reduce carbon emissions. Through this approach, Carbonstop transmits low-carbon concepts from the enterprise side to the consumer side, forming a complete low-carbon closed loop.
Simon Stiell, Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC, highly praised Carbonstop's contributions to the carbon neutrality process. He mentioned that facing the severe challenges of climate change, the participation of 8 billion people is needed, and the actions of both enterprises and individuals are equally important. Through technological innovation and professional services, Carbonstop has inspired enterprises and individuals to reduce emissions, providing valuable experience for global climate governance.
This meeting provided Carbonstop with a valuable platform to exchange and collaborate with industry-leading enterprises. Through in-depth exchanges with representatives from various organizations, Carbonstop has gained a clearer understanding of its future role in global climate governance and has strengthened its determination to continue driving innovation in carbon management. Looking ahead, Carbonstop will continue to focus on providing excellent carbon management solutions, helping more enterprises achieve their carbon neutrality goals, and contributing to the building of a green value community.
The full name of UNFCCC is the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. This convention is the core agreement established by the international community to address global climate change, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable development through international cooperation. Currently, UNFCCC has nearly 200 parties, covering almost all countries worldwide. The Conference of the Parties (COP), established under the convention, serves as the highest decision-making body, holding annual meetings to review progress and adopt resolutions. For example, the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement are significant outcomes achieved at COP meetings. UNFCCC is also the name of the United Nations secretariat responsible for supporting the implementation of the convention, tasked with coordinating international negotiations, technical support, and information sharing.
