“…First, the GFRI experimental zone policy gives financing support not only for enterprises that provide energy-saving and carbon-reducing technologies and equipment but also for enterprises that use them, thus decreasing the financing constraints confronted by firms attempting to fulfill the goal of carbon emission abatement (Qian and Yu, 2023;Zhao et al, 2023) and accelerating the dissemination of zero-and low-carbon technologies. Second, the GFRI experimental zone policy not only supports access to green financing for enterprises that manufacture power generation Frontiers in Energy Research frontiersin.org equipment, such as wind, solar, hydro, and nuclear energy equipment, but also allows enterprises that construct and operate ancillary facilities for wind, solar, hydro, and nuclear power generation equipment to access green financial resources, thus supporting the energy structure transition Zhao et al, 2023). Third, the GFRI experimental zone policy increases financing constraints on traditional fossil fuel-based manufacturing enterprises, energy-intensive machinery, and equipment application enterprises to curb the growth of carbon and pollution emissions Qian and Yu, 2023).…”