Contribute to green, low-carbon park development in response to national policies
High Energy Consumption, High Pollution
Enterprises with high energy consumption and pollution lack energy-saving and emission reduction technologies, capabilities and experiences, facing policy penalty and capacity control risks.
Low Mgmt. Efficiency
Loose management and low operational efficiency mean that investment operation and property management rely on labor increase which may induce high costs and complaints.
High Safety Risks
Production safety is hard to manage with high cost of event tracking. The personnel and vehicles in the industrial park are multi-varied and difficult to manage.
Silo Systems
Without the integration of each standalone equipment system, the intelligent IoT and interoperability of all things are not possible.
Improve the real-time monitoring and analysis of the carbon inventory and carbon emissions; carbon data valorization to obtain green and low-carbon development
Multiple data recourse integration in the industrial park; smart monitoring of key indicators such as park operation, assets, infrastructure, energy efficiency and security, to achieve visualized mgmt. and improve mgmt. level
Connect security subsystems such as monitoring, access control and intercom via AIoT and audiovisual technologies; create a safe and efficient park and improve the security experience of human/vehicles/properties/information
Intellectualization, low-carbonization and reduced operation cost through system integrations and efficiency improvement.
The industrial manufacturing parks are parks that mainly function for manufacturing. These parks have been the main sources of carbon emissions in China and plays a pivotal role in the double- carbon goal.
The carbon emissions of logistics and warehousing parks mainly come from transportation, loading/unloading, sorting and distribution, and the large amount of emissions from logistics on road, railway and sea.
The carbon emission of office park buildings mainly come from office buildings, shopping malls, event venues, hotels, which are big energy users in lighting, HVAC and electricity supply.
Special function parks include schools, hospitals, scenic spots, arenas and other specialized areas, which provide infrastructure for people’s livelihood, and are key energy-using units.
Energy “double control”; brain of carbon emission monitoring; regional and industrial dual carbon comprehensive control; carbon accounts, carbon labels, etc.; smart city, smart park integration
