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CHANGZHOU, China, Sept. 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- "Module has to take the whole responsibility of stability and reliability, and existing technologies are the most sustainable and practical technologies to fight climate change", Dr. Pierre Verlinden, Chief Scientist of Trina Solar, said at the European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition. The event, the most professional and influential meeting in the PV industry, was held in Lisbon, Portugal, from September 18 to 22. In a round-table discussion Dr. Pierre Verlinden said Trina Solar has focused on the most cost-effective and sustainable technologies at the moment. The company has invested heavily in technological innovation and led the development of TOPCon technology in 2015, almost immediately after introducing PERC, laying a solid foundation for the industrialization of n-type products. With the start of mass production of Vertex N 700W+ series modules in August, Trina Solar becomes the first module maker to mass produce TOPCon modules with power exceeding 700W. Also at the Lisbon event, Adele Zhao, Trina's Head of Product Solutions and Marketing in EMEA, delivered a speech titled The Road to Sustainable Technology, introducing the company's latest technology, sustainable products and smart energy solutions. The highly reliable Vertex N module has passed the thresher test of the Renewable Energy Test Center in Fremont, California, demonstrating excellent performance, and thanks to the great performance of Trina Solar's Vertex N 700W series modules, PV Evolution Labs of Napa, California, has named the company Top Performer for nine consecutive years. The Vertex N module's high value is underlined by its "golden size" design, and small, medium and large formats, maximizing power output and reducing LCOE. Recycling solar panels prevents valuable materials from entering landfills and supports a circular economy. Trina Solar is committed to minimizing the probability of module replacement while enhancing the energy yield throughout the product lifespan. The full range of 210mm Vertex modules was awarded the Carbon Footprint Certificate by TÜV Rheinland last year. The company's Vertex S+ modules can reduce carbon emissions by 11%, with plastics in backsheets being replaced with glass, which can be recycled. The world has to work together on sustainability, Adele said in her speech, and Trina Solar, with its advanced technology and integrated PV and storage solutions, is greatly contributing to green development with high-quality and low-carbon products, it's motto being "Solar Energy for All". By the end of June the total green power Trina Solar had generated was 202.5 billion kWh, reducing CO2 by 201.89 million tons. On September 6 the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China honored Trina Solar with the title of Decarbonisation Leader for its achievements in low-carbon transition and climate change mitigation. Trina Solar is committed to leading the way in smart solar energy solutions and facilitating the transformation of new power systems for a net-zero future.
BEIJING, Jan. 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Recently, Wei Zhou, the Founding Manager Partner of CCV CAPTAL, received an exclusive interview from JIEMIAN NEWS, discussing hot topics such as green technology and the undeniable impact of extreme climate conditions. With nearly 20 years of entrepreneurial and investment experience, Wei Zhou, the Founding Manager Partner of CCV CAPTAL, believes that the opportune moment for green technology has arrived, considering investment timing and market maturity. Reflecting on his experiences in green technology investments during his time at KPCB China, Wei Zhou acknowledged that the market was not mature back then. However, the overall direction proved to be correct, evolving into a mature emerging industry globally. He also provided forward-looking insights into the development trends of the green technology industry and CCV's future investment strategy in the field, stating, "Overall, we hope the companies we invest in can quickly solve problems and achieve commercialization, positively impacting our lives." The CCV team, led by Wei Zhou, inherits the green technology genes from KPCB. Since its establishment in 2017, CCV has strategically invested in numerous innovative enterprises related to green technology. Wei Zhou emphasized that CCV will continue to deepen its involvement in the green technology industry, expressing confidence that more Chinese entrepreneurial teams will have opportunities to go global in the field of green technology. Wei Zhou believes that, in the field of green technology, more and more Chinese entrepreneurial teams have the opportunity to go global. The following is a verbal account by Wei Zhou. The Timing of Green Technology Investment is Crucial Global green technology investment was initiated by KPCB since around 2000. However, at that time, significant returns were not realized on a large scale. We learned a valuable lesson from this: timing is crucial. The overall direction of green technology was sound, but as a venture capital firm, we must focus on returns. If your vision is too far-reaching and you invest too early, it might not work. In fact, several early projects we invested in China were successful. Besides Kejingyuan(SZSE:301372), in 2009, I invested in a company specializing in PLA biodegradable plastics. The concept is now popular, and the company was later acquired by its parent company. Additionally, I invested in a team working on water pollution control, led by a professor from Tsinghua University. They had the most advanced reverse osmosis membrane technology in China at that time and were attempting commercialization. Back then, there were many projects in the green technology sector where venture capital exited, such as the company dealing with China's earliest automotive Battery Management Systems (BMS). This experience provides several insights: first, the overall direction of green technology is sound; second, as an investment firm, we need to consider the timing of technology commercialization and market acceptance more comprehensively. However, because we spent a considerable amount of time in the early stages of green technology, about three and a half years exploring projects with the team, including biomass diesel, solar energy, wind energy, and batteries—now called dual-carbon technology—we are not unfamiliar with these technologies. It was a costly but valuable learning experience that we can leverage today. At that time, whether it was the maturity of technology, public awareness in the market, environmental awareness, or product costs, none of these aspects were mature. For example, the conversion rate of solar panels was only around 8% at that time. If you calculated the full lifecycle carbon emissions from raw material supply to production and installation in users' homes, the product might not necessarily bring green benefits. Today, with the combination of various technologies, the conversion rate of solar panels has reached around 30%, and with a significant decrease in production costs, the product has become viable. Solar panels, combined with energy storage devices, can even sell excess electricity to the grid for profit. So, the biggest issue back then was that the technology was not mature, and the market had not reached the point of commercialization. As for the rationality of decision-making, it depends on how you evaluate it. As a venture capitalist, if you lack a bit of sentiment and refuse to invest in a technology because it seems too far from commercialization, how will progress be made? Relying solely on government investment is not realistic. Although the timing of green technology investments by KPCB and John Doerr was a bit too early, we cannot deny the success of these technologies today, which resulted from substantial investments made back then. There are several considerations for commercialization. First is the cost and maturity of the technology. Second, in the case where green and environmentally friendly products have relatively higher costs than traditional products, it requires public awareness of green products and controllable costs. If there is a cost difference, most people cannot be expected to pay more for environmentally friendly services. In this case, policy encouragement and guidance are still essential. The company that we invested in back then for PLA biodegradable plastics, founded by the chairman of Shijiazhuang Pharmaceutical Factory and his team. At that time, it was the largest biodegradable plastics company in terms of production scale in Asia. Shijiazhuang Pharmaceutical Factory was originally the largest producer of fermentation-based pharmaceuticals in China. PLA production required a large amount of fermentation technology, so this team was very experienced. Although there was already a ban on free plastic bags in supermarkets in China at that time, it was not being enforced. PLA became a hot topic again last year. According to the company's production scale of several hundred tons, it fully qualifies for listing now, but at that time, it could only be acquired because not enough people were willing to pay for slightly more expensive biodegradable plastics. If we talk about energy-related projects, many of them involve heavy assets and have long time horizons. However, today, we can classify technologies favorable to "Zero-Carbon" as green technology, including smart grids, smart power plants, which are more like the software, systems, or platform companies we used to invest in. The investment cycle is not that long. Including the field of home energy storage that we are currently exploring, especially products going abroad, their income has grown very rapidly in the past few years. These projects do not necessarily require a long cycle. Of course, there are tracks that require long-term investment, such as hydrogen energy. We cannot predict when it will be commercialized, but until controlled nuclear fusion is achieved, hydrogen energy is the most promising clean energy. Therefore, investment in this area is necessary. CCV's Green Technology Investment Strategy Firstly, our investment strategy emphasizes selecting projects that we can understand. In other words, we avoid venturing into areas where our team lacks expertise, especially in projects involving a lot of chemical theory and molecular material technologies where our team's technical capabilities still need improvement. Secondly, some tracks in the green technology sector are already very mature, such as batteries and related supply chains, which currently offer many opportunities. However, our team still prefers early-stage investments, seeking areas that are not yet flourishing and have not reached high valuations. Overall, we hope the companies we invest in can rapidly solve problems and achieve commercialization, positively impacting our daily lives. Our investment strategy will primarily focus on these areas: Combining Greentech with Fintech/Platform: We are particularly interested in carbon capture technology, carbon trading, and climate fintech. Climate fintech is an interesting technology that combines with carbon trading, using blockchain and other technologies to manage carbon trading systems. We believe China has a greater advantage in this regard compared to other countries. Combining Greentech with Smart Technology: Our main focus is on clean technology, especially in niche areas like smart electric vehicles. Existing investments also provide many opportunities for further exploration. Combining Greentech with the Supply Chain: We place a strong emphasis on smart grids, smart power plants, energy efficiency, energy storage, and hydrogen. We believe that these niche areas will solve most problems in the near term. Smart grids and smart power plants are similar to the system integration software companies we invested in previously. The field of home energy storage is also easy to understand for us, given our experience in the battery sector. In the fields of home energy storage and smart grids, how can small entrepreneurial teams cope if large enterprises like Huawei or Tencent enter the market? This is an eternal question; giants will always exist. However, the advantage of entrepreneurial teams lies in being more sensitive to user needs and providing better products ahead of time. So, I have always emphasized that in the 20-30 years of China's entrepreneurial investment history, the advantage accumulated by entrepreneurs is not in a specific technology but rather in the competitive environment of the dark forest, forcing these founders to provide users with needs they haven't realized themselves and make products more intelligent, with no learning curve for users. Big companies generally do not do this well. Of course, companies like Tencent still have strong entrepreneurial vitality, but we have also seen numerous vertical areas where entrepreneurial teams ultimately achieve more success, such as autonomous driving. We have always had a criterion, which is that we hope the companies we invest in can survive independently without relying on any government subsidies or policy dividends. Although policy advantages are helpful now, we hope that the value and profits provided by the companies themselves can enable them to survive. Secondly, we hope that the projects we invest in offer universally applicable products with value in any country. They should not only serve as imports replacements in China but also compete with other competitors abroad, providing users with another choice. We repeatedly emphasize that the companies we invest in cannot only produce products for China; they must be capable of going global. How does the ESG philosophy affect decision-making in CCV's target selection process? Firstly, from KPCB to CCV, we have already ingrained ESG in our bones, and we consciously practice it when selecting investment directions. From a negative exclusion perspective, projects related to tobacco, alcohol (including e-cigarettes), and environmental pollution are never touched by us, even if they are profitable; this is our bottom line. Secondly, many projects we have invested in over the years, including robot-related projects, are already powered by new energy, including the aforementioned city cleaning robots, electric trucks, and smart warehousing. Thirdly, the projects we have invested in for Chinese companies going global are also in the ESG track, such as distributed energy systems. The users of these products are, on the one hand, in underdeveloped countries where energy supply is very unstable, and the originally backward energy system will generate a large amount of carbon emissions. The cost advantage of Chinese products brings them affordable clean energy. On the other hand, there are European and American countries with very old electrical grid infrastructure, and completely improving infrastructure requires a lot of time and cost. Therefore, we also have space to enter the market. In general, we consider green factors in every investment project. Extreme Climate, Future World I recently returned from Silicon Valley. In Silicon Valley, there are several types of green technology startups now. One type focuses on carbon trading, and there's a new wave of enthusiasm for carbon trading platforms. There was a period of hype for carbon trading from 2005 to 2007, and now, with many countries discussing carbon taxes and trading, it has become a hot topic again. Carbon trading combined with Web3 is one direction, but whether carbon trading platforms are eventually developed by private enterprises or governments still needs observation because the platform requires universal acceptance. Another type involves cutting-edge technologies. Commercialization for such entrepreneurial projects may be slower, such as carbon capture. We've also seen a technology from scientists with a high chance of winning the Nobel Prize. They manipulate and customize special materials at the molecular level, which can be used to adsorb various substances. For example, when thrown into water, it can selectively adsorb harmful substances in the water like a sponge, or it can adsorb carbon dioxide in the air. The third type consists of companies helping build a global green supply chain. There's a batch of companies working on this, with many being Chinese overseas. China is a crucial part of the global green product supply chain, and a significant portion of components for new energy products come from China, including solar and wind energy. These companies integrate production processes with China's supply chain. They may utilize the Chinese supply chain for supply and then deliver products, or collaborate with Chinese companies to produce customized products for a certain brand. This is a direction we are particularly concerned about. We still hope the projects we invest in are related to China because it is our area of expertise. In fact, there are currently many entrepreneurs in this field in China, especially in the East and South China regions. In the past, when we invested in internet companies, founding teams were usually returnees with a more international style. However, entrepreneurs in the field of green technology now not only understand overseas markets well but must also be grounded in managing production and local supply chains. They should possess both pragmatic and outgoing characteristics. These entrepreneurial companies are a bit like DJI (drone manufacturer) back in the day. They have been working diligently for many years, and when the opportunity arises, they can immediately seize it, combining new product concepts to provide what the market needs. Our investment focus is what I call "go smart," meaning intelligence or unmanned systems. Our definition is that anything involving the replacement of human work through the combination of autonomous driving, AI, and robotics is considered smart. One phased goal is to invest in a company within the next 10 years that can develop robots capable of taking care of the daily lives of the elderly in nursing homes. The aging issue is a common concern now. Why is elder care so expensive? Because it requires a large amount of manual labor, and service personnel need to be very patient and physically strong for tasks like bathing the elderly. If robots can replace this part of the work, it would be a phased achievement, leading to significant changes in our lives. There are also applications of AI in the medical field, such as the medical imaging diagnosis technology we have already invested in, which can greatly reduce misdiagnosis, and future applications may expand into more areas. I believe AI can replace a large number of tedious and complex tasks, allowing humans to allocate more resources to more creative endeavors. Another direction is green transformation. Everyone has seen the extreme climate conditions in recent years, and climate change is unquestionable. If we don't take action now, the world ten years from now is unimaginable. This is an urgent matter. As everyone knows, when the concentration of carbon dioxide in the global atmosphere reaches a certain level, global warming may enter an irreversible state, leading to an era of climate disasters. We cannot scientifically predict when this will happen, but everyone may see some trends in the climate conditions this year. What everyone can do is try their best to do what they can within their capabilities. In the long run, the ultimate solution to global warming is a fundamental change in the energy source, such as a breakthrough in controlled nuclear fusion or the large-scale success of carbon capture technology. It is difficult to completely change the current way of life for the masses, and ultimately, breakthroughs in technology are needed. Media EnquiryJing Wujwu@ccvcap.com
SINGAPORE, June 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The environmental challenges of deforestation and global warming have reached critical levels, causing irreparable damage to our planet's ecosystems. The urgent need to prevent climate change has led to the creation of several technologies and strategies. One of the best solutions is Blockchain technology. Green Foundation utilizes Blockchain technology to help in the fight against deforestation and global warming. In recent years, blockchain technology has emerged as a powerful tool that can contribute significantly to the battle against deforestation and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. By leveraging the transparency, immutability, and traceability of blockchain, Green Foundation can enhance transparency and accountability in their initiatives. In this article, we will explore how blockchain technology, particularly when utilized by organizations like Green Foundation, can help combat the environmental crisis. Through its implementation, blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we address deforestation and global warming, paving the way for a more sustainable future. How Green Foundation Utilizes Blockchain Technology to Help in the Fight Against Deforestation and Global Warming #1: Enhancing Transparency and AccountabilityOne of the fundamental advantages of blockchain technology is its ability to provide transparency and accountability throughout complex supply chains. In the context of deforestation, blockchain can track and record the origin of timber and other forest products, ensuring their legality and sustainability. By leveraging blockchain, a decentralized and immutable ledger, it becomes possible to track and record every step of the supply chain process. This includes the origin of raw materials, the movement of products, and the various transactions involved. Such a transparent and auditable record help to track the carbon footprint of products and materials, guaranteeing their legality and sustainability. #2: Enhancing Creation process and Management of carbon creditsCarbon credits are transferable licenses that enable organizations and businesses to release a specific quantity of greenhouse gases. By acquiring carbon credits, companies can diminish their carbon footprint and actively participate in mitigating climate change. Blockchain provides a transparent and secure platform for tracking carbon credits, ensuring the accuracy and integrity of transactions. Its decentralized ledger records all carbon credit transactions in real-time, preventing fraud and providing a tamper-proof system. By eliminating the need for intermediaries, Blockchain simplifies the process and reduces administrative burdens. Smart contracts automate compliance and enable seamless transactions, improving overall efficiency. Moreover, blockchain's transparency and traceability foster trust and accountability in the carbon credit market. Stakeholders can easily track the lifecycle of carbon credits, promoting responsible practices and attracting more participants. #3: Promoting Renewable EnergyThrough blockchain, individuals and organizations can directly exchange renewable energy without the need for centralized utilities. This facilitates a peer-to-peer energy market where excess renewable energy generated from sources like solar and wind power can be sold to others in a transparent and efficient manner. By leveraging blockchain, the barriers to entry for renewable energy are reduced, making it more accessible and affordable for consumers. Individuals with solar panels or wind turbines can easily sell their surplus energy to those in need, promoting a decentralized and sustainable energy ecosystem. Blockchain also ensures the integrity and authenticity of renewable energy transactions by providing a secure and tamper-proof platform for tracking the production and consumption of renewable energy. #4. Facilitating Carbon Offset ProgramsBlockchain has the potential to revolutionize the carbon offset market, making it more efficient and accessible for businesses and individuals. Through tokenization on the blockchain, carbon credits can be digitized and easily traded, reducing the complexity and costs associated with traditional carbon offset programs. Blockchain's transparency and immutability provide confidence in the legitimacy of carbon credits, ensuring that emissions reductions are accurately accounted for and credited to the appropriate entities. This streamlined process can encourage greater participation in carbon offset programs and contribute to the global efforts to mitigate climate change. #5: Encourage Tree planting and Reforestation.With the integration of Blockchain technology, the scope and impact of tree planting and reforestation projects can expand significantly. Blockchain technology enables increased transparency and accountability in tree planting and reforestation efforts. By recording and verifying each step of the process on an immutable ledger, stakeholders can trust that their contributions are being utilized effectively and ethically. Carbon credits serve as a means for companies to offset their environmentally harmful activities by financially supporting projects that contribute to environmental preservation. This mechanism allows companies to balance their carbon footprint by investing in initiatives that mitigate the negative impact of their own less climate-friendly practices. Many companies, including Green Foundation, Toucan and KlimaDAO are trying to improve transparency and accountability of carbon credits. Green Foundation is at the forefront of incorporating blockchain technology into reforestation projects, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability in their initiatives. Green Foundation provides its users with detailed information on how their staked tokens are utilized in tree-planting and reforestation projects. Every tree and parcel of land involved in these initiatives is recorded and traceable, ensuring that users are well-informed about the impact of their contributions.Moreover, Green Foundation provides a real-time tracking system of tree planting, monitoring of growth, and verification of the project's outcomes. Green Foundation offers a powerful solution in combating deforestation and global warming. By enhancing transparency in supply chains, simplifying the management of carbon credits, promoting renewable energy adoption, revolutionizing the carbon offset market, and supporting tree planting initiatives, blockchain has the potential to drive significant positive change. Embracing blockchain can pave the way for a greener and more sustainable future as we work towards mitigating the environmental challenges we currently face. More About Us: Website: https://greenfoundation.io Twitter: https://twitter.com/green_tripx Telegram Channel:https://t.me/GreenFoundationchannel
SHANGHAI and KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, May 10, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Hydrexia (Malaysia), an international arm of Hydrexia Energy Technology in Southeast Asia, today announced that has officially entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Green Solution Group (TGS). The MoU is intended to provide a framework for a comprehensive business partnership between the two companies geared toward promoting hydrogen technology user applications in the growing hydrogen market in Vietnam. Under the terms of the agreement, both Hydrexia and TGS are committed to partnering closely to explore hydrogen development projects in the Vietnamese local market by leveraging each other's technology and market strengths. The proposed collaboration areas between the two companies include, but not limited to, hydrogen distribution, hydrogen storage, and hydrogen refueling station information management system. "We are excited about this partnership with TGS, as it will fully create a win-win dynamic where both companies can fully utilize our competitive strengths to seize business opportunities in a new and fast-growing hydrogen market," says Gorge Gan, CEO of Hydrexia for Southeast Asia. "Partnering with TGS certainly enlarges Hydrexia's business footprint in the Southeast Asia market," Gan continued. "The collaboration between Hydrexia and TGS is expected to contribute to the growth of the hydrogen economy in Vietnam and accelerate the adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy source." commented Winnie Huynh, Founder & CEO of TGS. With the combined expertise and commitment to sustainability, Hydrexia and TGS are poised to make significant contribution to hydrogen market in the country. As an integrated Hydrogen technology solution provider, Hydrexia is committed to serving the needs of the Hydrogen industry chain. To date, the company has grown its business presence to various global markets including Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Russia, and the U.S. [About Hydrexia] Hydrexia Energy Technology is a leading integrated hydrogen technology solution provider in China with extensive global reach. The company specializes in providing technology solutions for hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and utilization. Leveraging its solid R&D capabilities and industry-leading technology, Hydrexia aims to effectively address the technology and application needs in the global hydrogen eco-system. [About Green Solution Group] The Green Solution Group Corporation (TGS) has been established since 2016 to be a part of the Green Energy businesses in Vietnam, with the mission of contributing to solving the shortage of energy sources by researching, supplying, and implementing renewable energy projects: wind energy, solar energy (ground mounted, floating, rooftop), LNG and Hydrogen.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As global climate action moves from ambition to execution, Climate Week NYC 2025 opened on September 21 as a key platform for collective progress. On September 25, the themed forum "SEE The Future "—co-hosted by the Global Alliance for Effective Philanthropy on Earth Action (GAEA) of World Economic Forum, Society of Entrepreneurs and Ecology, SEE Foundation, the Foundations Platform 20 (F20), and Columbia University Climate School Research Program on Sustainability Policy & Management—convened leaders across sectors to advance practical collaboration. Jackery, a global provider of innovative solar generators and renewable energy solutions, was invited to speak alongside guests, including Ahmed El Saeed, Head of Office for Asia Pacific, U.N. Global Pulse, and Christoph Johannes Meinrenken, Professor, Principal lnvestigator, Research Program on Sustainability Policy and Management, Columbia Climate School. The discussion focused on two key questions central to implementation: how green energy supports ecological conservation, and how to build lasting alliances for sustainable development. "Green energy shouldn't stop at the product—it must be the infrastructure behind ecological protection and climate response," said Tracy Wang, Jackery's Global Head of Brand and Public Relations. Jackery Makes Debut at Climate Week NYC, Advancing a Global Sustainable Future Through Green Technology Ecological Conservation and Disaster Response: Clean Power in Real Scenarios Jackery highlighted practical collaborations that turn technology into outcomes. In collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Jackery supported the protection of rare species by supplying solar-charged portable power stations that provided safe and stable electricity for mobile field medical vehicles, thereby improving continuity of care while reducing emissions. In China's Hoh Xil region, Jackery partnered with local ecological protection organizations to deliver clean and reliable power for frontline rangers working in remote and harsh conditions. In addition to its conservation efforts, the company rapidly deploys emergency power equipment following hurricanes, earthquakes, and other natural disasters to restore critical services. "Energy for Good": a Networked Approach to Value Co-Creation Highlighting the importance of corporate philanthropy partnerships, Wang emphasized that real impact comes from technology enablement, multi-stakeholder participation, and value co-creation—moving from isolated donations into sustained collaboration. Jackery has established partnerships with NGOs, including WWF and the International Rescue Committee (IRC), and has been honored with the SEAL Awards for sustainability for three consecutive years. Across operations, Jackery collaborates with supply-chain partners to integrate low-carbon practices throughout the entire supply chain. The company has built a Green Factory and launched a Zero-Carbon Laboratory, powered by a solar-storage microgrid. These facilities are supported by green-power procurement aligned with I-REC standards, cutting emissions from purchased electricity. On product accountability, 18 Jackery products have earned carbon footprint verification from TÜV SÜD, enabling full life-cycle tracking and material improvements that reduce embedded carbon. As of June 2025, Jackery estimates its sold solar panels have helped users worldwide save approximately 1.25 billion kWh of electricity and avoid roughly 1.243 million tons of CO₂—demonstrating the contribution of distributed clean power to the global low-carbon transition. From "Promise" to "Practice" Under Climate Week's 'Power On' Theme With global climate governance entering an execution phase, Jackery called for alliances that transform environmental philanthropy from isolated gestures into sustained, shared-value systems, 'Power On' means moving from slogans to systems," Wang added. "We welcome partners across public, philanthropic, and private sectors to scale clean power where it matters most. Advancing this agenda urgently requires more 'action-oriented enterprises' willing to engage in real-world, tackle practical challenges, and scale proven solutions. Only through such concrete efforts can the vision of a low-carbon future become reality and drive meaningful progress in global sustainability." ABOUT JACKERY Founded in California in 2012, Jackery is a leader in innovative solar generators and renewable energy solutions. Offering a diverse range of products from compact 100W units to robust 123kWh energy storage systems for whole-home backup, Jackery combines cutting-edge technology with a steadfast commitment to sustainability. Dedicated to providing reliable, renewable energy solutions, Jackery prioritizes convenience, trust, energy independence, and environmentally responsible practices. With over 150,000 five-star reviews, Jackery has earned the trust of customers worldwide. For more information, please visit: https://www.jackery.com/.
HANOI, Vietnam, Nov. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The 31st Vietnam International Industrial Fair (VIIF 2025) recently concluded successfully at the VEC Exhibition Center in Hanoi. The large-scale exhibition covered an area of 40,000 square meters and gathered numerous enterprises from 15 countries and regions. Kaitu Technology participated in the event, showcasing its innovative "MightyCargo" product lineup, which attracted significant attention from global professional audiences and industry partners. Serving the Global Market, Strategically Deploying in Southeast Asia Kaitu Technology is a smart material handling solution provider focused on the global market, located in Suzhou, China. The company has established sales and service networks in over 100 countries and regions worldwide, with branch institutions in Shanghai, Hangzhou, and other cities. As a vital logistics and manufacturing hub in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is entering a key phase of industrial upgrading and intelligent transformation. Kaitu's participation in this exhibition marks an important step in its globalization strategy and signifies the company's systematic deployment into the Vietnamese and broader Southeast Asian markets. Smart Products Unveiled, Interpreting "Efficient, Reliable, Green" Kaitu highlighted two representative products demonstrating its "efficient, reliable, and green" approach: CDD15 Electric Walkie Stacker: Designed for high-density storage and narrow-aisle environments. Features an intelligent handle, multiple safety mechanisms, and a high-strength structure. Its smart control system enables remote operation and multi-level speed adjustment. MS10 Semi-Electric Self-Lifting Stacker: Capable of loading and unloading independently without the need for a ramp. This significantly enhances flexibility and operational efficiency. It is perfectly suited for urban logistics, retail delivery, and other high-frequency, small-batch tasks. Deepening Channel Cooperation and Localized Service in Southeast Asia "We deliver intelligent solutions tailored to local requirements, not just equipment," said Liu Tianji, Kaitu Technology's Overseas Product Manager. "The demand for high-efficiency, low-operating cost, and environmentally friendly logistics equipment is rapidly increasing here. We will collaborate with local partners to offer full-cycle services, from product customization to after-sales support." In the future, Kaitu Technology will continue to deepen its channel construction and ecological cooperation in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. The company aims to drive the implementation of comprehensive smart material handling solutions across local manufacturing, logistics, and port sectors, thereby assisting regional industrial upgrading.
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