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With the increasingly serious issue of global climate change, China’s 'peak carbon emissions and carbon neutrality' goals have become an essential driving force for promoting systematic changes in the economy and society. Against this backdrop, IDG Capital, which has long focused on responsible investment in the new energy sector, is leveraging its unique perspective to enable leapfrog development in the clean energy industry.

As an industry pioneer, IDG Capital began conducting in-depth research and deployment in the new energy sector even before the introduction of the 'dual carbon' goals. It has found its positioning and direction in balancing economic recovery and development while achieving the 'dual carbon' targets.

IDG Capital believes that the energy transition driven by carbon neutrality is a large-scale process of demand substitution. One of the significant challenges facing the new energy industry currently is the high cost issue in the early stages of industrial development. However, the promotion of industrial policies and capital markets can accelerate this cost reduction process and ultimately achieve cost competitiveness for new energy. Based on this understanding, IDG Capital has made significant investments in the new energy sector, covering areas such as solar energy, wind energy, power batteries, and energy storage.

 

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In addition to investments, IDG Capital actively seeks collaboration with other enterprises to jointly promote the development of the clean energy industry. For instance, they have established a zero-carbon technology investment fund in partnership with Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited, with a total fund size of 10 billion yuan. The establishment of this fund not only provides more financing opportunities for enterprises in the clean energy sector but also further demonstrates IDG Capital's commitment and strength in promoting the development of the clean energy industry.

Looking ahead, IDG Capital will continue to deepen its investment in the new energy sector, paying close attention to the development trends in solar energy, wind energy, power batteries, energy storage, and other industries. Simultaneously, they will also actively monitor advancements in zero-carbon technologies such as novel battery technology, hydrogen energy technology, and intelligent technology, aiming to play a more significant role in future energy transitions.

 

 

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