Summary
Climate change is a common challenge facing human society and is increasingly threatening human survival and development. The Chinese economy has maintained high-speed growth in the past few decades, and addressing climate change has become an inherent requirement for China's sustainable development.
Siemens, as one of the world's first large technology companies to announce carbon neutrality goals, is committed to scientific and systematic "dual carbon" top-level design through its profound technological accumulation and innovation. By providing advanced energy and digital solutions, it helps various industries to deepen and accelerate carbon reduction.
In China, various industrial parks are the core force of the Chinese economy and the concentrated consumers of various types of energy. How to achieve low-carbon and zero carbon in parks will become one of the core issues of China's "dual carbon" strategy. The Siemens China Zero Carbon Smart Park White Paper presents Siemens' understanding of smart parks in terms of carbon neutrality and digitization. It summarizes and analyzes the definition and architecture of zero carbon smart parks, the core pain points and entry points of various parks, as well as software hardware solutions. It also shares Siemens' practices in this field, hoping to provide valuable references for readers in the field of zero carbon green development.