2025年11月7日，2025ESG大会暨企业绿色低碳转型高峰论坛在北京举行。中国产业海外发展协会（以下简称“中海协”）会长和振伟发表主题演讲，系统阐述了中国产业在全球绿色转型浪潮中“走出去”的实践路径，并分享了中海协以ESG（环境、社会、治理）理念为引领，助力企业破解出海瓶颈、赋能韧性发展的创新探索。
和振伟指出，当前全球绿色转型浪潮正深刻重塑国际竞争格局。数据显示，2024年全球绿色贸易规模已达9.2万亿美元，占货物贸易总额的23.5%；与此同时，中国对外直接投资存量突破3万亿美元，绿色产业出海呈现多层次布局优势。“中国企业及中国产品出海，一直是全球绿色转型的引领者。”和振伟以新能源汽车为例分析，中国新能源汽车凭借“节能环保、智能座舱、时代感”三大特质，不仅赢得海外用户尤其是年轻群体的青睐，更通过产品输出传递了ESG理念，成为引领世界未来发展方向的重要载体。
机遇与挑战并存。和振伟坦言，国际ESG标准碎片化、人才短缺、经济韧性不足等问题，仍是制约中国产业高质量出海的关键瓶颈。对此，中海协立足“搭建桥梁、破解瓶颈、赋能韧性”核心定位，将ESG理念深度融入服务企业海外发展的全流程。
——聚焦标准适配，编制“双向指引”破局合规难题。针对国际ESG标准分散、中国企业“望洋兴叹”的痛点，中海协依托专委会高端智库资源，系统梳理全球多个经济体的ESG监管要求，结合中国“双碳”目标与国内规则，编制《企业海外ESG合规指引》，为企业提供“一站式”合规参考，助力企业精准对接国际规则。
——强化人才赋能，构建“普惠生态”补齐能力短板。人才短缺是中国ESG出海的突出短板。中海协精准发力，一方面建立海外ESG人才库，为重点行业（如光伏、风电、储能）输送大批专业人才；另一方面通过“绿色出海大讲堂”公益项目，面向中小制造企业普及碳足迹核算、社区沟通等基础技能，“让ESG从大企业的‘专属品’变为所有企业的‘必选项’”。
——深化多方协同，链接全球资源提升经济韧性。 ESG赋能经济韧性需政企研合力。中海协依托联合国教科文组织合作资源，推动中国可再生能源规模化应用经验纳入全球ESG体系；联动香港绿色金融枢纽，发起“一带一路ESG倡议”，促成中企与共建国家在光伏电站、城市更新等项目中落实“生态修复承诺”，将ESG理念转化为具体实践。
“ESG表现越好的企业，抵御海外风险的能力越强，危机后的恢复速度越快。”和振伟在演讲结尾强调，ESG不是束缚企业出海的“紧箍咒”，而是帮助企业穿越困难周期的“指南针”。中海协将持续深化ESG服务体系建设，推动更多中国产业以绿色低碳为底色、以责任担当为内核，在全球市场中书写高质量发展新篇章。
President He Zhenwei Attended the 2025 ESG Conference and the High-level Forum on Corporate Green and Low-Carbon Transformation, and Delivered a Keynote Speech
On November 7, 2025, the 2025 ESG Conference and the High-level Forum on Enterprise Green and Low-carbon Transformation was held in Beijing. He Zhenwei, President of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade in Overseas Development (CCPIT-OD), delivered a keynote speech, systematically elaborating on the practical pathways of Chinese industries going global amid the global green transformation and sharing CCPIT-OD’s innovative explorations in leveraging ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles to help enterprises overcome bottlenecks and enhance resilience.
He noted that the global green transformation is reshaping the competitive landscape: in 2024, the scale of global green trade reached 3 trillion, and green industry exports demonstrated multi-level layout advantages. Chinese enterprises (e.g., new energy vehicles, which stand out with “energy efficiency, intelligent cabins, and a sense of the times”) have become global leaders in green transformation. However, challenges such as fragmented international ESG standards, talent shortages, and insufficient economic resilience continue to constrain high-quality overseas expansion.
In response, CCPIT-OD, guided by its core mission of “building bridges, solving problems, and empowering resilience,” has integrated ESG principles into the entire process of serving enterprises’ overseas development. First, it compiled the Guidelines for Overseas ESG Compliance for Enterprises, analyzing regulatory requirements across multiple economies and aligning them with China’s “dual carbon” goals and domestic rules to address compliance challenges. Second, it established an overseas ESG talent pool and launched the public welfare project “Green Overseas Development Lecture Hall” to train professionals in key sectors (e.g., photovoltaics, wind power, energy storage) and popularize basic skills like carbon footprint calculation and community engagement among small and medium-sized manufacturers, making ESG accessible to all enterprises rather than a privilege of large ones. Third, it collaborated with UNESCO and leveraged Hong Kong’s green finance hub to incorporate China’s renewable energy application experience into the global ESG framework, initiated the “Belt and Road ESG Initiative,” and facilitated commitments to ecological restoration in projects such as photovoltaic power stations and urban renewal among Chinese enterprises and partner countries.
He emphasized that enterprises with stronger ESG performance are more resilient to overseas risks and recover faster from crises. “ESG is not a ‘tight constraint’ but a ‘compass’ to help enterprises navigate difficult cycles.” CCPIT-OD will continue to refine its ESG service system, driving more Chinese industries to write a new chapter of high-quality development in the global market with green low-carbon practices and a sense of responsibility.