On 5 March 2025, the event series "Women's Energy Code: Embracing Resilience" was held at the Xingyang West Bund Centre in Shanghai. The series brought together influential figures from psychology, sustainable development and other fields for in-depth discussion of two core topics, "Women's Mental Health and Social Support" and "Women's Power Driving Sustainable Development", sharing ideas and energy to advance social progress. WeCarbon's China Partner Ms. Mia Zheng was invited as a guest of the forum "Women's Resilience Driving Sustainable Development".
Figure 2: The themed market (Photo: Fanyintang official WeChat account) Mia Zheng, Partner (China) at WeCarbon and an expert member of the research group on "Research on the ESG Evaluation System for Listed Companies Controlled by Central SOEs" at the SASAC Research Center, said that the government will continue to lead the development of ESG (environmental, social and governance) in China, with the Sustainability goals as the core driving force. In recent years, government bodies from the ministries down through every level have issued a series of ESG-related policies, cascading from central to local level, and have used regulatory measures to push companies to pay attention to ESG and put it into practice. She expects the government to further encourage and support the spread and deepening of sustainable behaviour such as waste sorting and recycling, giving ESG development more practical momentum. 
Figure 3: Ms. Mia Zheng at the forum on women's power driving sustainable development (Photo: Fanyintang official WeChat account) One of the forum's themes, "Women's Power Driving ESG and Sustainable Development", matches what WeCarbon itself is working toward. In an earlier interview, Ms. Zheng said that women have a better grasp of emotion and human nature than men. Science and technology innovation may sound driven by logic, but at heart it is dynamic collaboration between people and does not depend on technical strength alone. "It all comes down to people" is the overlooked underlying logic, and lasting success is always built on the art of "balancing" talented people of every kind. 
Figure 4: Ms. Mia Zheng speaking at the forum on women's power driving sustainable development (Photo: Fanyintang official WeChat account) Looking ahead, WeCarbon will continue to support women's leadership in ESG. As a women-led technology company, WeCarbon will keep working with like-minded partners in ESG to drive joint innovation between women's leadership and ESG projects, contributing to a green, low-carbon future.
Figure 1: The "Women's Energy Code" event series (Photo: Fanyintang official WeChat account)
Figure 2: The themed market (Photo: Fanyintang official WeChat account) Mia Zheng, Partner (China) at WeCarbon and an expert member of the research group on "Research on the ESG Evaluation System for Listed Companies Controlled by Central SOEs" at the SASAC Research Center, said that the government will continue to lead the development of ESG (environmental, social and governance) in China, with the Sustainability goals as the core driving force. In recent years, government bodies from the ministries down through every level have issued a series of ESG-related policies, cascading from central to local level, and have used regulatory measures to push companies to pay attention to ESG and put it into practice. She expects the government to further encourage and support the spread and deepening of sustainable behaviour such as waste sorting and recycling, giving ESG development more practical momentum. Figure 3: Ms. Mia Zheng at the forum on women's power driving sustainable development (Photo: Fanyintang official WeChat account) One of the forum's themes, "Women's Power Driving ESG and Sustainable Development", matches what WeCarbon itself is working toward. In an earlier interview, Ms. Zheng said that women have a better grasp of emotion and human nature than men. Science and technology innovation may sound driven by logic, but at heart it is dynamic collaboration between people and does not depend on technical strength alone. "It all comes down to people" is the overlooked underlying logic, and lasting success is always built on the art of "balancing" talented people of every kind. Figure 4: Ms. Mia Zheng speaking at the forum on women's power driving sustainable development (Photo: Fanyintang official WeChat account) Looking ahead, WeCarbon will continue to support women's leadership in ESG. As a women-led technology company, WeCarbon will keep working with like-minded partners in ESG to drive joint innovation between women's leadership and ESG projects, contributing to a green, low-carbon future.