10:30 Beijing | How will we achieve carbon peaking during the 15th Five-Year Plan period? This session will clarify carbon reduction targets, compliance essentials, and implementation pathways.

Peaking carbon emissions has moved from the stage of “setting targets” to the stage of “accountability.”

The “15th Five-Year Plan for Carbon Peaking Action” sets out the next phase’s carbon‑reduction targets, key industry transformation tasks, carbon‑emission accounting and oversight mechanisms, and supporting green‑low‑carbon frameworks—ranging from energy‑efficiency upgrades and carbon‑offset compliance to green supply chains, project applications, and compliance management—all of which directly impact enterprises’ operational planning.

The policy has turned tasks into a checklist, and opportunities are hidden within it: first, identify the industries covered by the plan, then take action.

To help partner enterprises accurately grasp policy directions, clarify pathways for carbon reduction, identify transformation opportunities, and mitigate compliance risks, United Zhiye has scheduled… On October 30, a special training session was held to provide an in-depth interpretation of the “15th Five-Year Plan” Action Plan for Peaking Carbon Emissions. , available both online and offline.

1. Overall Framework of the Plan The overall deployment and core constraint indicators for the “15th Five-Year Plan” period in the dual-carbon initiative, clarifying the direction of adjustments to regulatory guidance;

2. Decarbonization Tasks for Key Sectors: Decarbonization requirements, transformation pathways, and a list of priority projects for key sectors such as energy, manufacturing, construction, and transportation;

3. Market-based tools: carbon emission accounting and verification, carbon market compliance, CCER, carbon footprinting, green supply chains, energy‑conservation reviews, and standards and regulatory requirements related to carbon‑emission assessment;

4. Key Compliance Risk Areas for Enterprises: Risk warnings regarding the responsibilities of key emission‑reporting entities, carbon data management, verification, compliance fulfillment, and reviews related to green and low‑carbon initiatives.

5. Implementation Roadmap and Practical Recommendations: Establishing corporate carbon management systems, developing zero‑carbon campuses and zero‑carbon workshops, submitting applications for energy‑saving and carbon‑reduction projects, and formulating strategies for translating low‑carbon innovations into practical outcomes.

◆◆ Lu Dawei ◆◆
  Senior Engineer, Vice President of the United Intelligence Research Institute, and Senior Researcher

With nearly 20 years of expertise in industrial green and low‑carbon development, as well as energy‑saving and carbon‑reduction diagnostics, he has held positions at the General Institute of Mechanical Research and the Chinese Academy of Environmental Sciences. He has served over 200 industrial enterprises, implementing projects in green factory certification, zero‑carbon construction, and energy‑efficiency diagnostics. He has chaired or co‑authored more than ten national, industry, and association standards and holds over 20 invention patents related to low‑carbon emissions reduction.

◆◆ Wang Xiuying ◆◆

Senior Consultant, Ph.D. in Engineering

Has long been engaged in research, consulting, and training on circular economy, energy‑efficiency diagnostics, green factories, zero‑carbon parks and enterprises, and emission‑reduction technologies; specializes in carbon accounting, the design of decarbonization pathways, and the application of green technologies, having served dozens of high‑quality enterprises with extensive experience in on‑site guidance and teaching.

Executives responsible for low-carbon initiatives, environmental protection, production, energy, quality, and compliance; managers in charge of carbon management, EHS, energy efficiency, and supply chain; and key business professionals with an interest in the dual‑carbon policy.

Time : October 30, 2026, 2:00 PM–4:00 PM;

Offline : Floor 6, Zone B, Building H, Kechuang Avenue, Changping District, Beijing;

Online : Tencent Meeting synchronization (Meeting ID: 456 310 999); login details will be provided by staff after registration is complete.

Cost : On-site: RMB 699 per person; Online: RMB 499 per person; Free for certified clients of United Zhiye.

Contact:

Ms. Pang 15001242547

The carbon accounting for the 15th Five-Year Plan begins with a clear understanding of the plan itself. On October 30, we welcome representatives from all enterprises to attend and align on carbon‑reduction targets, risks, and opportunities in one go.

United Wisdom Industry It is one of the earliest specialized institutions in China to provide integrated services for dual carbon goals and environmental sustainability. With extensive experience and a track record of successful projects in areas such as environmental stewardship, carbon neutrality, green‑factory certification, green supply‑chain development, carbon footprint assessment, and greenhouse‑gas verification, the organization offers enterprises expert services including policy interpretation, environmental compliance assessments, green‑factory system implementation, and the design, cultivation, and continuous improvement of green supply chains.

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