On December 31, the official launch day of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) pilot policy for “green foreign debt”, Beijing Energy International swiftly implemented its first transaction, becoming one of the first enterprises in Beijing to successfully execute this initiative. This achievement not only underscores the company’s strong cross-border financing capabilities, but also provides robust financial impetus for the development of green industries.

“Green foreign debt” is an innovative cross-border debt instrument recently introduced by SAFE to facilitate international financing for green sectors. Seizing the policy window, the company, in close collaboration with the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) Beijing Xuanwu Branch, achieved seamless alignment between policy issuance and operational execution, highlighting the company’s agility and superior execution capabilities.

This pilot initiative is not merely a pioneering practice in the field of green finance; it also marks a new breakthrough in cross-border liquidity management. By successfully unlocking green cross-border financing channels, the company has further enriched its financing toolkit and fortified its funding capacity for green development.

Looking ahead, the company will continue to focus on the financing needs of green industries, deepen the application of innovative tools such as “green foreign debt”, and consistently promote the synergy between green finance and industrial operations, contributing to the advancement of a clean energy system and the low-carbon transition.