Shanghai Electric Unveils Cutting-Edge Green Technologies at Carbon Neutrality Expo 2025

Shanghai Electric (SEHK:2727, SSE:601727), a leading global provider of energy solutions, made a significant impact at the Carbon Neutrality Expo 2025 held in Shanghai from June 5 to June 7. At this esteemed international exhibition, the company presented a series of advanced green technologies aimed at accelerating the shift towards a zero-carbon world. One of the standout features was the launch of its proprietary carbon accounting platform, which offers supply chain partners effective tools to manage and monitor their carbon emissions accurately.

Innovative Solutions for a Sustainable Future

During the expo, Shanghai Electric proudly announced a substantial achievement from 2024, having enabled reductions of over 202 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions, certified by the Ti Testing Certification Group under the ISO 14064-32019 standards. Such a milestone underscores their commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.

The company’s exhibition area, covering 720 square meters, demonstrated its comprehensive portfolio of innovative technologies aimed at carbon neutrality. These ranged from energy transformation initiatives to industrial drive systems, showcasing Shanghai Electric's leadership in sustainable innovations.

Central to the exhibition was the company's Zero Emissions Center, a captivating feature that illustrated how their green and smart technologies are transforming traditional industries. Attendees were engaged through interactive installations shaped like trees, as well as cutting-edge digital twin simulations, providing fascinating insights into Shanghai Electric's low-carbon ecosystem.

Highlighting the Role of Smart Technologies

The exhibition emphasized the critical role that intelligent technologies play in supporting sustainable industrial parks. This advancement improves transparency and data management regarding carbon emissions throughout the entire supply chain. By addressing common challenges associated with unclear emission data and high accounting costs, Shanghai Electric's carbon accounting platform is designed for efficiency, aimed at a