Announcement of the 2025 Energy Industry Ecosystem Forum: Shaping the Future of Green and Low-Carbon Energy

Notice of the 2025 Energy Industry Ecological Forum

Date: April 15, 2025

Source: China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation

To all relevant parties:

As the global economy and society continue to develop, the demand for energy is steadily increasing. Humanity is transitioning towards a cleaner, more diverse, and efficient modern energy era, leading to an unprecedented transformation in the energy structure. In light of this complex and dynamic situation, it is crucial to gain a deeper understanding of the current status, trends, and challenges in global energy development. By adopting a more scientific perspective, forward-thinking approach, and pragmatic guidance, we can outline a clear blueprint for future energy development.

Accelerating the planning and construction of a new energy system and facilitating the green and low-carbon transformation of China’s energy industry is a systematic and comprehensive project that impacts economic and social development. Our country’s energy transition has achieved remarkable accomplishments but also faces unprecedented challenges. Currently, we are at a pivotal moment, concluding the 14th Five-Year Plan while looking ahead to the 15th. Given the complex international environment and the domestic focus on high-quality development, it is imperative to further promote the green and low-carbon transformation of the energy sector. This requires addressing significant issues such as transformation drivers, development pathways, advancement rhythms, and cost burdens.

Establishing a safer, more stable, affordable, and environmentally sustainable energy system is a transformative challenge that demands courage, wisdom, perseverance, and responsibility. To this end, the China Enterprise Reform and Development Research Association is organizing the 2025 Energy Industry Ecological Forum. We aim to collaborate with various sectors to analyze the development trends and potentials of different energy sources, explore the evolution pathways of future energy structures, and gather consensus. This forum seeks to provide valuable insights for government, enterprises, institutions, and the public, contributing to the green and low-carbon transformation of China’s energy sector and the high-quality development of society and economy.

We are now officially inviting registrations for the forum, and we welcome your esteemed organization to participate.

Attachment 1: Program for the 2025 Energy Industry Ecological Forum

Attachment 2: Registration Form for the 2025 Energy Industry Ecological Forum (available upon request)

Contact Person: Feng Chao

Phone: 18810346595

Email: ydhz@cneo.com.cn

China Enterprise Reform and Development Research Association

Date: April 7, 2025

Attachment 1: Program Overview for the 2025 Energy Industry Ecological Forum

Event Name: 2025 Energy Industry Ecological Forum

Theme: Accelerating the Construction of a New Energy System Towards the 15th Five-Year Plan

Date: June 28-29, 2025

Location: Beijing

Organizers:

• China Enterprise Reform and Development Research Association
• China Petroleum and Chemical Magazine
• State-Owned Enterprises Magazine

Participants: Leaders from relevant ministries, leaders from the China Enterprise Reform and Development Research Association, central enterprise leaders, local government leaders, heads of local state-owned and private enterprises, and relevant experts and scholars.

Estimated Attendance: 400 people

Agenda:

Morning: Main Forum and Plenary Session

• Welcome Speeches: Leaders from the China Enterprise Reform and Development Research Association, National Energy Administration, and central enterprises.
• Keynote Speeches: Central enterprise leaders, heads of leading private enterprises, local government leaders, and academicians in the energy field.
• Strategic Cooperation Signing Ceremony.
• Concurrent: 2025 Energy Industry Ecological Exhibition and Fair, featuring an exhibition area and communication zone (approximately 30 exemplary case and solution units invited).

Afternoon: Thematic Forums

• Forum 1: Practicing Dual Carbon Goals – Green and Low-Carbon Transformation Forum
• Case Sharing: Outstanding examples of green and low-carbon transformation (8 state-owned enterprises + 6 private enterprises)
• Main Topics: Innovative practices in green and low-carbon transformation, integration of oil and gas with new energy, new models for multi-energy complementary systems, smart refining solutions, and creating zero-carbon parks (factories).
• Forum 2: Green Development Forum for 2025 Energy Stations
• Main Topics: Future development trends of energy stations, digital transformation pathways, smart stations enhancing efficiency, annual development report for energy stations (2024-2025).
• Special Events: Award ceremony for the “2025 Energy Station Cover Character,” first-time release of the “2025 Energy Station Development Index,” and the “Blue Book on Energy Station Development in China (2024-2025).” Case sharing of high-quality development examples in the energy industry (6 state-owned enterprises + 3 private enterprises).
• Forum 3: Co-Building the Ecological Supply Chain in Energy Enterprises
• Main Topics: Green innovation as a value driver, sharing ESG supplier evaluation models, smart supply chain solutions, typical events in green supply chains (3 central enterprises invited), and risk prevention solutions in energy supply chains (1 expert).
• Round Table Discussion: Synergistic interaction in energy procurement and supply chain ecology.
• Forum 4: AI and Ecological Coordination in Energy Enterprises
• Main Topics: AI + Energy Transformation
• Co-hosting: TBD
• Case Sharing on large AI models (3-5 state-owned enterprises) and energy AI solutions (3-5 solution-providing companies).

Second Day: Company Visits (Location TBD)

Invited Participants:

(1) Local State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commissions, including:

• Beijing State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission
• Hebei, Shandong, Sichuan, Hunan, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commissions.

(2) Enterprises:

• Central Enterprises, State-Owned Enterprises including: State Power Investment Corporation, China National Nuclear Corporation, China National Petroleum Corporation, Sinopec Limited, China National Offshore Oil Corporation, State Grid Corporation of China, China Southern Power Grid, China Huaneng Group, China Huadian Corporation, China Energy Investment Corporation, China Energy Engineering Group, China Chemical Engineering Group, China FAW Group, Dongfeng Motor Corporation, China Logistics Group.
• Local State-Owned Enterprises including: Shandong Energy Group, Jinenergy Holding Group, Zhejiang Energy Group, Henan Energy Group, Jizhong Energy Group, Yunnan Energy Investment Group, Shaanxi Yulin Energy Group, Beijing Energy Group, Sichuan Energy Investment Group, Guangdong Energy Group, Fujian Energy and Petrochemical Group, Zhongneng Group, Jiangxi Investment Group, Guizhou Energy Group, Shenzhen Energy Group, Xu Zhou Mining Group, Anhui Energy Group, Liaoning Energy Industry Holding Group, Guangxi Energy Group, Inner Mongolia Energy Group, Xinjiang Energy Group, Tianjin Energy Investment Group, Qingdao Energy Group, Guangzhou Development Energy Logistics Group, Hangzhou Energy Group, Shaanxi Energy Investment Co., Ltd., Hebei Construction Investment Energy Investment Co., Ltd., Hubei Energy Group, Jilin Energy Investment Group, Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Energy Group, Shaanxi Shenmu Energy Group, Hunan Energy Investment Group, Zhejiang Transportation Investment Group, Hebei Port Group, Jilin Highway Group, Shandong Highway Group, Shudao Investment Group, Gansu Highway Aviation Tourism Investment Group, Henan Transportation Investment Group, Hubei Transportation Investment Group, Jiangsu Transportation Holdings, Yunnan Transportation Investment and Construction Group, Anhui Transportation Holdings, Shaanxi Transportation Holdings, Guangxi Transportation Investment Group, Guangdong Transportation Group, Hunan Highway Group, and Hebei Transportation Investment Group.

(3) Private Enterprises including: Huawei, JD.com, LONGi Green Energy, CATL, BYD, SF Express, Alibaba, Cainiao Network, ZTO Express, YTO Express, Haier, RRS Logistics, Jitu Express, Changjiu Logistics, and Baogong Logistics.

(4) Other representatives including local government leaders, experts and scholars, and representatives from investment or financial institutions.

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