Seizing development opportunities under the “Dual Carbon” strategy and focusing on innovative development and practical delivery of zero‑carbon parks, Halidom New Energy continues to strengthen its technical capabilities and expand its network of industry partners. Recently, the company welcomed expert delegations from PowerChina Shanghai Electric Power Research Institute and the Energy Engineering Design Institute of Zhejiang University for visits and exchanges. Separate special symposiums were held for the two teams. Both sides held in-depth discussions on core themes relating to zero‑carbon park development, shared practical experience, explored development pathways and identified potential cooperation opportunities through mutual learning.

In the morning, the expert team from PowerChina Shanghai Electric Power Design Institute visited Halidom New Energy for dedicated exchange and discussion. Zheng Haiqing, the company’s General Manager, together with relevant technical staff, took part in the meeting. The two sides conducted thorough discussions and brainstorming on key areas including the preliminary overall planning of zero‑carbon park projects, the establishment of technical frameworks and conceptual design approaches.

At the exchange meeting, our team systematically shared the company’s preliminary research findings, technical reserves and planning concepts concerning the overall zero‑carbon park blueprint, including the formulation of integrated proposals, selection of energy‑saving and carbon‑reduction technologies, planning of supporting new energy schemes and design of intelligent low‑carbon management and control systems.

In addition, aligned with mainstream trends in zero‑carbon park planning and benchmarking leading industry models, we outlined the company’s preliminary planning framework, proposal concepts and follow‑up development arrangements.

Drawing on extensive practical experience in low‑carbon power planning, new energy scheme design and pre-feasibility assessment for zero‑carbon projects, the expert team from PowerChina Shanghai Electric Power Design Institute shared cutting-edge planning ideas on energy structure optimisation for zero‑carbon parks, integrated source-grid-load-storage planning, carbon accounting framework establishment and coordinated carbon asset management. Participants reviewed and discussed the park’s preliminary plan item by item, exchanging experience and learning from each other. They identified areas for scheme refinement, laying a solid foundation for further development and improvement of the overall zero‑carbon park proposal.

In the afternoon, the expert delegation from the Energy Engineering Design Institute of Zhejiang University visited Halidom New Energy. The two sides held comprehensive, in-depth exchanges covering innovative zero‑carbon park development, technological research and development, and application scenarios.

The Energy Engineering Design Institute of Zhejiang University specialises in energy engineering and low‑carbon research, boasting strong research and innovation capacity and a wealth of cutting‑edge technological expertise. During the discussion, both sides kept pace with industry trends and conducted comprehensive deliberations on the zero‑carbon park project for which the company has signed an agreement, exchanging planning ideas and exploring optimisation measures jointly.

In the course of the exchange, drawing on market trends and low‑carbon planning experience, our team shared the preliminary concepts and framework for the overall zero‑carbon park plan. Leveraging their advanced research strengths, experts from Zhejiang University offered professional guidance and fresh perspectives to refine the overall proposal and upgrade planning approaches, covering technical compatibility, innovative design and evidence‑based planning. This dedicated exchange has effectively broadened the horizons for zero‑carbon park planning and design, and provides robust support for subsequent proposal refinement, technological empowerment and evidence‑based planning.

These two high-standard, distinctive special symposiums held on the same day serve not only as full recognition of Halidom New Energy’s zero‑carbon planning philosophy and technical competence by authoritative industry institutions, but also as a practical step for the company to focus on the zero‑carbon sector, concentrate on pre-project planning and build momentum for growth. Through in-depth engagement among all parties, participants shared planning experience, discussed design concepts and integrated technological strengths, laying a solid foundation for the further refinement of the zero‑carbon park proposal.

Going forward, Halidom New Energy will remain committed to its original mission of green development and continue to specialise in zero‑carbon park planning. Driven by innovation and through collaborative partnerships, the company will deepen multi-faceted links with research institutes and leading organisations in the sector. It will keep refining overall zero‑carbon park plans, upgrading its portfolio of technical solutions and developing innovative low‑carbon design concepts. By developing scientific, efficient and forward-thinking integrated zero‑carbon park solutions, Halidom will fully support the delivery of regional Dual Carbon initiatives and continuously underpin the high-quality development of the green and low‑carbon industry.