CHINT, a provider of smart energy solutions, attended the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference of Parties (COP28) and showcased its sustainable development concept, ESG initiatives, and industry carbon footprint reduction plan.

 

CHINT signed agreements, memoranda of understanding, and worked with governmental entities, regional water and clean energy developers, and international partners to promote global green and low-carbon transformation.

 

On the 4th of December, CHINT signed strategic cooperation intention agreements with Egypt's government unit SCZONE and engazaat, Egypt's first independent power and water developer and operator (IPWP) for the development of the 2 million square meter cleantech industrial park.

 

On the same day, CHINT reached an agreement with its partners to support the construction of the second phase of the Jushi Factory Solar Project, jointly assisting the largest single rooftop solar project in the Middle East and Africa, and promoting Egypt's "Vision 2030" and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

 

On the 11th of December, CHINT also witnessed an agreement with one of the biggest UAE retail organizations, for the construction of PV systems supplying multiple shopping malls in the Middle East and Africa, which is expected to offset more than 3 million tons of carbon emissions during its lifecycle.

 

Low-carbon transformation has become a global consensus, and various industries still need to accelerate the process of carbon reduction.

 

CHINT uses green power solutions to create sustainable influence and continuously promote the carbon reduction process throughout the chain.

 

CHINT's multi-energy complementary smart park solution can improve the overall efficiency of the park's energy system and realize a clean, low-carbon, safe, efficient, and modern energy system.

 

 CHINT's industrial and commercial scenario solutions feature multiple business formats, multiple scenarios, and multiple applications, and can be applied to multiple application scenarios such as multi-energy complementation and energy efficiency management.

 

At COP28, CHINT was invited to participate in the theme-sharing of key countries, such as Egypt and China, and shared practical cases and experiences of enterprises in the fields of sustainable agricultural development and climate action in the form of roundtable discussions and guest speeches.

 

CHINT fulfills its commitment to customers with a systematic ESG concept and practice. For a long time, CHINT has successively formulated zero-carbon standards such as “carbon accounting”, “carbon footprint”, and “carbon emission”, independently developed systems such as “CHINT Smart Carbon Cloud Management Platform”, made timely and comprehensive carbon information disclosure, and launched effective zero-carbon action plans, actively practicing ESG concepts.

 

The sustainable idea presented by CHINT is not the first at the COP meetings. At last year's COP27, CHINT was invited to participate in discussions on green agriculture and other topics and shared on-site photovoltaic + industrial models such as sand-photovoltaic complementation, fishery-photovoltaic complementation, agricultural photovoltaic complementation, and forest-photovoltaic complementation.

 

It also introduced the household photovoltaic enrichment model to achieve ecological beauty, the social benefits of increasing farmers’ income and increasing government taxes.

 

The United Nations Climate Change Conference of Parties (COP), which is an annual conference held under the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), to evaluate progress and take actions in addressing global climate change, establish legally binding obligations for developed countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, invite government, business, Non-governmental organizations, and business representatives to jointly seek practical solutions, exchange green innovation development practices, and form a collective commitment to climate action. --OGN/TradeArabia News Service