中诚信绿金受邀出席“中国的可持续发展议程：俄罗斯企业的机遇”专题研讨会并联合发布研究报告

2025年9月25日，由俄罗斯天然气工业银行（俄气银行，Gazprombank）主办、中国领先ESG评级机构中诚信绿金（CCXGF）战略支持的专题研讨会"中国可持续发展议程：俄罗斯企业的机遇"在莫斯科举行。双方于2025年9月2日签署了可持续发展与绿色金融领域合作协议。中诚信绿金市场总监崔子骁受邀在会上发表主旨演讲。

近年来，中俄经贸关系已迈上质的飞跃新阶段，可持续发展议程在此框架下持续升温。鉴于俄罗斯企业正在迎来中国市场的广泛机遇，俄气银行联合中诚信绿金开展专项研究，系统梳理了中国ESG监管体系及践行负责任商业实践、提升信息透明度为企业带来的政策红利。

活动汇聚了宏观经济分析中心主任Evgeniy Grankin、可持续发展咨询中心主任Natalia Zhulina、俄气银行债务资本市场董事总经理Kseniya Kuznetsova，以及西布尔（SIBUR）、俄铝EN+集团等俄罗斯龙头企业ESG负责人，共同探讨中国ESG规则演进中的市场准入路径与实施策略。

会议重磅环节是由Natalia Zhulina主任发布的联合研究报告。该报告系首份中俄机构合著的中国可持续发展监管全景指南，系统阐释了中国"双碳"目标的政策推力、关键监管部门的具体要求，并深度解析产品进口的ESG准入门槛与认证标准，为俄罗斯企业参与中国市场提供了清晰行动蓝图。

随后，崔子骁以《解锁中国ESG市场机遇：俄罗斯企业必备知识》为题发表主旨演讲，从中资评级机构的独特视角剖析了中国对透明可持续供应链的需求，强调提升ESG表现是融入中国产业链、获取政府激励与市场认可的核心要素。他通过分享中诚信绿金与俄罗斯头部企业的成功合作案例，生动展现了ESG实践带来的商业价值与市场认同。

本次活动是中俄可持续发展领域的重要专业里程碑，标志着俄罗斯企业与领先中资ESG评级机构就独立绩效评估、ESG评级、可持续金融产品评估认证、非财务报告独立评价，以及中俄及金砖国家碳市场建设开启了开放对话。

BEIJING, September 25, 2025 – The workshop "China's Sustainable Development Agenda: Opportunities for Russian Businesses" was organized in Moscow today by Gazprombank, with the support of strategic partner – China’s leading ESG rating agency, China Chengxin Green Finance Technology (Beijing) Ltd. (CCXGF), with whom Gazprombank signed a cooperation agreement in the field of sustainable development and green finance on September 2, 2025. Alex Cui, Marketing Director of CCXGF was invited and delivered a keynote speech at the event.

In recent years, trade and economic relations between Russia and China have reached a qualitatively new level of development, with sustainability agenda gaining momentum within this framework. Given the strong interest among Russian businesses in opportunities in the Chinese market, Gazprombank, in collaboration with CCXGF, conducted a dedicated research and prepared a detailed overview of China's ESG regulation and the benefits for organizations that adhere to responsible business practices and information transparency. 

The event brought together key figures including Evgeniy Grankin, Director of the Macroeconomic Analysis Center; Natalia Zhulina, Head of Sustainability Advisory Center; Kseniya Kuznetsova, Managing Director of Debt Capital Markets at Gazprombank, alongside ESG leaders from major Russian corporations such as SIBUR and EN+ Group. Together, they explored market access opportunities and implementation pathways within China's evolving ESG landscape. 

A highlight of the event was the official launch of a joint research report delivered by Ms. Natalia Zhulina. This report represents the first comprehensive guide co-authored with a Russian institution that systematically maps China's sustainable development regulatory framework, enforcement practices, and market opportunities. It provides a detailed analysis of the policy drivers behind China's "Dual Carbon" goals, key regulatory bodies and their requirements, and critically examines the ESG thresholds and certification standards for product imports, offering Russian businesses a clear action plan for engaging with the Chinese market.

Next up, Alex Cui delivered his presentation as a strategic roadmap for Russian enterprises in his keynote speech, "Unlocking Opportunities in China's ESG Market: What Russian Companies Need to Know." From the unique perspective of a Chinese ESG rating agency, he analyzed the growing demand in China for transparent and sustainable supply chains, emphasizing that enhancing ESG performance is essential for integrating into Chinese industrial chains and gaining both government incentives and market recognition. Alex further illustrated the tangible business value and market recognition achievable through ESG by sharing successful case studies of CCXGF's collaborations with leading Russian entities.

This event is an important professional milestone between the two countries in the field of sustainable development and marks the beginning of an open dialogue between Russian companies and leading Chinese ESG rating agencies regarding independent performance assessments and ESG ratings, verification of responsible financing instruments, sustainable development projects, independent evaluation of non-financial reporting, as well as the development of the carbon unit market in Russia, China, and BRICS countries.