Shanghai, October 2025 — Dingli Sustainable Data and Technology (GSG) joined HSBC China, the SEE Foundation, the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), and the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association in hosting the forum “Promoting a Collaborative Decarbonization Ecosystem: Industry Chain Synergy for Industrial Low-Carbon Transformation.”

The forum convened policymakers, experts, and industry representatives from across China’s key industrial sectors to explore pathways for building an inclusive ecosystem that accelerates industrial decarbonization through data-driven innovation, financial collaboration, and value-chain alignment.

A Milestone in the Low-Carbon Transition Support Project

The event marked the successful conclusion of the Low-Carbon Transition Support Project, a three-year initiative sponsored by HSBC China and jointly implemented by GSG, the SEE Foundation, and partner organizations. The program has focused on empowering heavy-emission industries to advance measurable decarbonization by developing:

 • Policy tools that align industrial transformation goals with China’s dual-carbon targets;

 • Technical standards for accountable, science-based emission measurement and reporting;

 • Digital solutions—including GSG’s Carbon-E platform—to unlock data-driven carbon management across extended industrial supply chains.

These achievements demonstrate how systematic collaboration between technology providers, industry associations, and financial institutions can translate sustainability policy into practical, measurable outcomes.

Carbon-E: Reconciling Confidentiality and Transparency in Carbon Data

At the core of GSG’s contribution to this initiative is Carbon-E, the company’s proprietary carbon accounting and management platform that optimizes accuracy, integrity, and cross-value-chain collaboration.

Guided by its principle —

“Measured with Precision; Managed with Integrity; Every Ton of Carbon Matters.”

Carbon-E provides enterprises with a unified system to collect, calculate, and report emissions data with exceptional precision and audit readiness. Critically, the platform addresses one of the most persistent challenges in supply-chain decarbonization — the balance between suppliers’ confidentiality and customers’ demand for transparency.

Through a combination of secure data architecture, multi-tier permission management, and aggregated emissions modeling, Carbon-E allows suppliers to protect sensitive operational data while still providing verified, standardized emissions insights to downstream partners and financiers. This dual-trust mechanism ensures that climate accountability does not compromise business confidentiality — enabling transparent collaboration across even the most complex, multi-layered value chains.

By bridging this gap, Carbon-E creates immense value for all stakeholders, facilitating credible carbon disclosure, driving green finance eligibility, and accelerating low-carbon transformation across entire industrial ecosystems.

Turning Collective Ambition into Measurable Impact

The forum featured in-depth discussions among leading enterprises including GoodWe, CHINT, Volvo Cars, and Swire Properties, who shared practical pathways for reducing emissions through renewable electrification, circular supply chains, and low-carbon design.

Representing GSG, Dr. Wang Dequan emphasized the necessity of collaboration built on verifiable data:

“Decarbonization is an ecosystem endeavor — it requires precision in measurement, integrity in data governance, and trust across every link in the value chain. With Carbon-E, we are turning that trust into measurable, transparent, and scalable industrial progress.”

Continuing Collaboration for a Low-Carbon Future

The success of the Low-Carbon Transition Support Project provides a model for coordinated industrial decarbonization—integrating technology, finance, and governance to achieve systemic results.

Looking forward, GSG will continue to strengthen partnerships across sectors, expanding the adoption of Carbon-E to new industries and regions. By integrating ESG analytics, green financing mechanisms, and digital transparency standards, GSG remains committed to building a collaborative ecosystem that accelerates China’s transition to a net-zero and resilient industrial economy.