International Green and Low-carbon Technology Project Roadshow and Trade Conference (Session I)

Common pursuit of low-carbon development

Technical empowerment

High-quality development of low-carbon industries

On April 11, 2023, the International Green and Low-carbon Technology Project Roadshow and Trade Conference (Session I) was successfully held at Shenzhen Wuzhou Hotel. The event was organized by the Organizing Committee of Shenzhen International Low-carbon City Forum and co-organized by the Shenzhen International Low-carbon Forum Development Center and Southern Fusion & Innovation Region of Chambroad Holding Group.

A Grand Meeting for Low-carbon Development

In this Roadshow, five company representatives from Shanghai, Shenzhen, Dongguan, and Foshan were invited to present the latest research and development (R&D) achievements in the fields of waste recycling, energy storage for power distribution, AI building structure optimization, green hydrogen production, and e-paper. The newly introduced container-type domestic waste disposal equipment provides a compact size, cost-effective operation and high disposal speed, and can dispose of domestic waste exactly where it is created. Its integrated container enables efficient recycling by allowing rapid disposal of reduced waste amount, effectively addressing the risks posed by kitchen waste to both food safety and the environment at its source. The application of an integrated optical storage and charging system in direct-to-consumer power supply and distribution marks a disruptive upgrade from traditional solutions like the optical storage integrated machine. By integrating the power grid, green energy sources, energy storage, and electrical loads into a local area network, this system enables a large-scale solution to distributed access of green energy. Consequently, it improves the utilization rate of renewable energy. AI building structure optimization combines AI technology with system optimization methods and structural design techniques. This combination enables adjustment and calculation of target building structure systems and component designs. Its benefits include enhanced computing efficiency and accuracy of building data, which can promote the development of green, low-carbon and livable cities. The green and efficient hydrogen production utilizes novel electrodes and electronic control systems, achieving the unity of "large-scale", "low energy consumption" and "high stability" in the production of hydrogen through water electrolysis using renewable resources. The e-paper's ink screen employs "microcapsule electrophoretic display" technology. Its key benefits include ultra-low energy consumption and infinite refresh capabilities. Consequently, it can serve as a viable alternative to traditional paper, promoting resource conservation and facilitating green and environmentally-friendly development. Shenzhen CESI Information Technology Co., Ltd., being a distinguished guest, provided valuable insights into the CESI Industrial Green & Low-carbon Standardized Scenario Demonstration Base and its extensive experience in green and low-carbon development within the industrial manufacturing sector.

Ms. Wang Rong, the Dean of the Energy Innovation Research Institute of Shenzhen Energy, Mr. Liang Zhen, the Chairman of Shenzhen New Industries Investment Consulting Co., Ltd., Mr. Zhu Yijie, the Vice-President for Southern Fusion & Innovation Region of Chambroad Holding Group, Ms. Guan Xiaofen, the Chief Investment Officer of Shenzhen Dashi intelligent Co., Ltd., Mr. Wang Jianlin, the Chief Investment Officer of Shenzhen Qianhai Ever State Equity Investment Co., Ltd., Ms. Cheng Shujie, the Chief Investment Officer of HIT Venture Capital, along with other technical experts and investor representatives from relevant fields graced the occasion and provided their valuable insights. Participating in the event alongside were esteemed institutions such as Shenzhen HTI Group, Dongjiang Investment Group, Bank of Guangzhou, Boston Consulting Group, and various other renowned investment and consulting organizations. The event was conveyed through a live broadcast, garnering the attention of over 6,000 online viewers.