China EximBank releases 2025 Green Finance White Paper

2026-10-23

  The Export-Import Bank of China (China EximBank) released its White Paper on Green Finance (2025) on October 21 during the 2026 Financial Street Forum Annual Conference. The white paper outlines the Bank's efforts to strengthen its green finance framework, innovate financial products and services, and support green and low-carbon development at home and abroad, highlighting its contributions to building a Green Silk Road through concrete project examples.

  As a policy financial institution dedicated to supporting foreign trade, investment and international economic cooperation, China EximBank has consistently fulfilled its social responsibilities and explored practical approaches to promoting a comprehensive green transition in economic and social development. In terms of strategic planning, the Bank has continued to improve long-term mechanisms for green finance development, integrating green finance into all aspects and stages of its operations. 

  In terms of products and services, it has continuously refined its green finance policies and institutional framework, gradually establishing a comprehensive service system centered on green credit and complemented by green bonds, green funds and green guarantees. In international cooperation, the Bank has actively supported the development of a Green Belt and Road, strengthening investment and financing cooperation in green and low-carbon sectors to inject fresh momentum into sustainable development in partner countries. 

  With the support and efforts of China EximBank, a wide range of green and low-carbon projects have been implemented both at home and abroad, contributing to the building of a global ecological civilization and to sustainable development. 

  In China, in line with the trends toward intelligent, green and integrated industrial development, the Bank has focused on key areas including new energy systems, clean energy, energy conservation and environmental protection, helping drive technological innovation and industrial upgrading. Projects such as the integrated smart energy system on Dongyu Island in Hainan, the fishery-solar complementary photovoltaic power project on tidal flats in Qidong, Jiangsu province, and sustainability-linked loans for the pulp and paper industry in Rizhao, Shandong province, demonstrate how green finance can support the green and low-carbon transformation of the real economy. 

  Overseas, China EximBank has tailored its support for green infrastructure to the development stages and resource endowments of host countries, promoting the construction and operation of projects suited to local conditions. Projects such as the Gulf Solar Power Plants in Thailand, the Dasherkandi Sewage Treatment Plant in Bangladesh, and the Rural Power Grid Expansion Project in Cambodia have contributed to economic and social development and improved people's livelihoods in host countries, serving as shining examples of the Green Belt and Road.  

  Looking ahead, China EximBank will continue to uphold the principles of openness, inclusiveness, mutual benefit and win-win cooperation, deepen practical collaboration across multiple fields, and leverage its diverse range of green financial products and services to advance global sustainable development. The Bank will strive to make greater contributions to building a community with a shared future for humanity and fostering harmony between humanity and nature.