On July 28th, the 31st FISU World University Summer Games (referred to as the Chengdu Summer Universiade) will open at the Dong'an Lake Sports Park in Chengdu. JIC Leasing previously provided financial leasing services to the construction and operations entities at the sports park, supporting the creation of their green stadiums.

In order to ensure the smooth hosting of the Chengdu Summer Universiade, a total of 49 stadiums have been set up in Chengdu, including 13 new venues. The main stadiums are in Dong'an Lake Sports Park, which covers an area of 5,000 acres, and includes a main sports stadium with 40,000 seats, a multi-functional gymnasium with 18,000 seats, a swimming and diving gymnasium with 5,000 seats, and a smaller arena for ball sports.

The Chengdu Summer Universiade adheres to the concept of being "green, intelligent, dynamic, and shared", and included a number of low-carbon elements in the design and construction of its stadiums. The multi-functional gymnasium at the Dong'an Lake Sports Park features a rainwater recycling system which will collect and treat rainwater for use in irrigation projects and road cleaning in the surrounding areas. The raw materials for the light well inside the gymnasium come from waste glass, and have been effectively demonstrated in terms of their mechanical strength, transparency, and insulation properties. The average daily electricity consumption for lighting can thus be reduced by 300-500 kWh. As a major water user, the swimming pool features the latest water-saving technology, ensuring the reuse of water resources while meeting international competition standards for water quality.

JIC Leasing adheres to the concept of green development, vigorously expanding its green and low-carbon businesses while increasing support in areas such as green buildings, clean energy, sewage treatment, circular economy, and environmental upgrading of traditional industries. It supports the development of green and low-carbon industries through financial leasing services, thus helping to achieve the country’s "peak carbon and carbon neutrality" goals.