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[Five Departments: Energy Savings of Over 150 Million Tons of Standard Coal by 2030 Through Energy Conservation and Carbon Reduction Retrofits in Key Industries] Five departments issued a notice on the "Action Plan for Implementing a Comprehensive Energy Conservation Strategy." Focusing on key industries such as steel, non-ferrous metals, petrochemicals, chemicals, and building materials, energy conservation and carbon reduction retrofits will be implemented on a "one industry, one policy" basis to continuously improve energy efficiency. Active promotion of energy conservation and carbon reduction retrofits of existing buildings will be undertaken, promoting the large-scale development of ultra-low energy consumption buildings. Energy-saving and low-carbon transportation tools will be promoted, vehicle energy consumption limits will be rationally optimized, and the development of new energy heavy trucks and green fuel ships will be vigorously promoted. Efforts to tap the potential for energy conservation and carbon reduction retrofits in public institutions will be intensified, and third-party governance models such as energy performance contracting will be promoted. Energy conservation and carbon reduction retrofits of infrastructure such as computing power, communication base stations, and computer rooms will be promoted to optimize energy consumption structure. Energy production efficiency will be improved, and the low-carbon retrofitting of coal-fired power units will be strengthened to steadily reduce the comprehensive line loss rate of the power grid. By 2030, the energy consumption per unit of added value of industrial enterprises above designated size will be reduced by more than 10% compared with 2025, and energy savings of over 150 million tons of standard coal will be achieved through energy conservation and carbon reduction retrofits in key industries.