Abstract: Green finance serves as a crucial engine for EOD. Various regions have actively explored new models and paths for green finance to support EOD, achieving positive results. However, due to its late start, there are still bottlenecks in standard construction, product and service innovation, maturity mismatch, and risk management and control. To address these issues, this article proposes the following suggestions. Firstly, establish harmonized standards for green finance and EOD. This includes refining the standard systems for green finance and EOD as well as promoting the alignment of green finance standards with EOD standards. Secondly, innovate green finance products and services tailored to EOD. This includes optimizing green credit, exploring asset securitization paths for EOD projects, and enhancing the self-sustaining ability of EOD projects through carbon sequestration trading. Thirdly, optimize the financing maturity structure. This includes introducing strategic investors, combining multiple financing methods, and exploring mezzanine financing. Fourthly, improve risk management and control as well as the fund management system. This includes optimizing risk assessment and control methods, improving the risk sharing mechanism, and alleviating the problem of information asymmetry.
