On the morning of February 12, right at the start of the New Year, Zhongji Yiyuan welcomed Dr. Tian Qingwen and General Manager Geng Yueyun, along with their delegation from Chengtan (Shanghai) Digital Technology Co., Ltd. (hereafter referred to as "Chengtan Digital Tech"), for an in-depth discussion and exchange in the comprehensive conference hall of the new office building—focusing on their exploration achievements and potential collaboration opportunities in the field of dual-carbon target-setting initiatives.

As an EPCM technology group deeply committed to the integrated application of renewable energy, China Machinery Yiyuan leverages its dual Grade-A design qualifications in both mechanical and architectural fields, along with extensive project experience in MEP systems, purification technologies, energy conservation, and operations. To date, it has successfully delivered several benchmark energy-saving demonstration projects that meet dual-carbon targets, including those for Volkswagen Anhui, Huawei Zhijie, Baolong Technology, and the Binhu Energy Center. Meanwhile, Chengtan Shuke focuses specifically on urban renewal and city planning governance, collaborating closely with Tongji University in Shanghai. By developing cutting-edge core algorithms and platforms for building operational energy consumption and carbon emissions, the company provides government agencies, development zones, and communities with tailored, data-driven solutions for carbon emission management. During the meeting, General Manager Geng shared a detailed case study of the successful implementation in Changzhou High-Speed Rail New City, where the Urban Energy-Carbon Cloud System has set a pioneering model for Jiangsu Province—a green, smart, and livable urban district that achieves energy efficiency and low-carbon goals under the province’s carbon peak initiative.

The China Machinery & Industry Urban Renewal Team presented innovative solutions during the exchange, focusing on urban regeneration and smart park initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions. Both parties agreed that there is vast potential for future collaboration and promising growth in the fields of urban renewal and achieving dual-carbon targets. Moving forward, they will jointly promote the practical application of big data analytics and the Energy-Carbon Cloud System, accelerating the development of new-quality productivity, supporting enterprises in their ESG-driven sustainable growth, and injecting green momentum into urban renewal efforts—thus jointly crafting a vibrant blueprint for the city's thriving future!