China Datang Corp Renewable Power Co LtdChina Datang showcased power and computing integration, aligning with China's clean energy push and potential demand for renewable power.
The Clean Energy Chain section of the fourth China International Supply Chain Expo highlighted low-carbon innovation across the energy value chain and provided a platform for international energy cooperation. Reflecting priorities in China's 15th Five-Year Plan for hydrogen energy, nuclear power and zero-carbon industrial parks, the section featured developments spanning energy production, power systems and end-use applications, with a focus on integrating energy and computing infrastructure. State Grid Corporation of China and China Datang Corporation presented advances in power and computing integration, including next-generation intelligent dispatch systems, while China Resources Group showcased an integrated view of clean energy development, energy infrastructure, low-carbon consumption and ESG practices. Bank of China focused on green finance solutions, and international participants such as ExxonMobil, Alfa Laval, the Chartered Community of Navarre and Saudi United Company presented advanced low-carbon materials, emissions-reduction technologies and cooperation initiatives. The exhibits demonstrated technologies, equipment and integrated solutions supporting the global energy transition, illustrating advances in low-carbon, digital and intelligent development of the clean energy sector.
China Datang Corp Renewable Power Co LtdChina Datang showcased power and computing integration, aligning with China's clean energy push and potential demand for renewable power.
Exxon Mobil CorpExxonMobil showcases advanced low-carbon materials and emission reduction technologies at the clean energy chain expo, indicating potential demand for its products in the energy transition.
Alfa Laval ABAlfa Laval AB showcases emission reduction technologies at the expo, suggesting potential demand for its products in clean energy applications.
Bank of China LimitedBank of China focused on green finance solutions, which could drive demand for its financial services in clean energy.
State Grid presented advances in power and computing integration, aligning with China's clean energy priorities and potential demand for its grid services.