Reduce carbon emissions from the same family to pay attention to the two major points in the carbon landing floor

Economic Observation Network reporter Ye Xinran faces many challenges in the carbon reduction practice. Xiong Yi, the senior vice president of Schneider Electric, the head of the strategy and business development China, and the dean of the Business Value Research Institute, pointed out that enterprises generally face four challenges: lack of top -level planning, limited technical capabilities, insufficient management and cultural construction, and supply chain management, especially for supply chain management, especially for supply chain management, especially for supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially the supply chain management, especially It is the link in the transformation of the production process, the reshaping of the management process, and the integration of new technologies.

Based on this, from the perspective of Schneider Electric, in the carbon reduction operation, all levels need to cooperate with each other. In particular, enterprises should assume "ecological characters" and build a diverse and in -depth ecological cooperation chain.

On August 18th, Schneider Electric joined hands with many companies including JD Logistics, Exxon Mobil, Songzan Hotel Group, "Biosphere No. 3-Dameisha Vanke Center Carbon and Experimental Park", Baiyun Electric, etc. Carbon reduction master "plan. Schneider Electric said that the "Carbon Reduction Master" plan will help more enterprises and individuals in various ways to achieve carbon reduction landing.

According to reports, the "Carbon Reduction Master" plan is designed to provide a platform for enterprises to participate in it through experience sharing and empowering each other to form a carbon reduction ecosystem of cross -industry.

In the opinion of Yin Zheng, executive vice president of Schneider Electric and president of China, carbon reduction must focus on the two major points from the concept to the ground. The first is to comprehensively promote innovation, including innovation at the level of technology, products, processes, and business models; the second is to build a diverse and deepening ecological cooperation chain, and joint investors, employees, partners, consumers, government and non -governmental organizations Wait for sustainability together.

Among them, digital technology is an important tool. Yin Zheng pointed out that based on the current status quo, we urgently need to be able to quickly deploy and large -scale deployment, bring economic returns quickly, and will not cause harm to humans and society. From these perspectives, digital technology is the most important tool for advancing carbon reduction at the moment.

Chai Qimin, director of the Strategic Planning Department of the National Climate Strategy Center, said in the sharing: "According to relevant reports, the carbon reduction effect of digital technology can reach 10 times. In the short term, the average digital technology can reduce about 50 million tons of carbon emissions per year."

In Chai Qimin's view, the role of digital technology to promote emission reduction comes from three aspects: "First of all, digital technology can improve efficiency and energy efficiency. Taking the IT and communications industry as an example, digital technology continues to improve unit data transmission efficiency, while reducing unit energy consumption . Secondly, digitalization can strengthen the coordinated and efficiency of the upstream and downstream of the industrial chain, achieve system optimization, thereby greatly reducing material consumption and energy consumption, and building a green and low -carbon industrial ecology. Finally, digitalization can also give birth to new production and consumption methods, promote industry Large -scale technical changes appear in other fields. "

Yin Zhengzhi pointed out that at present, 80%of carbon emissions are related to energy consumption, energy consumption saving is the core of carbon reduction. Digitalization can improve energy efficiency through four levels of integration, that is, energy and automation, terminal to cloud, from design to operation and maintenance, from decentralized management to integrated management. In addition, digitalization can promote the development of new energy. The development of new energy is one of the key paths for achieving dual carbon targets, but it has a large volatility. Digital technology has improved the energy efficiency level of the two -terminal energy of energy through optimization and consumption of new energy. Furthermore, digitalization can also promote carbon reduction in the industrial chain. For enterprises, carbon emissions generated upstream and downstream of the supply chain often operate more than their own operations, while digitalization runs through the entire industrial chain to promote carbon reduction in the entire life cycle.

It is not difficult to understand that carbon emissions are a systematic project that exists not only in the manufacturing process, but also the entire industrial chain. According to Schneider Electric, the carbon emissions of its own factory accounted for 10%of the entire supply chain, and 90%of carbon emissions came from upstream and downstream. This means that in order to achieve comprehensive carbon reduction, companies must change their thinking and apply the concept of "full life cycle" to carbon emissions management.

In this regard, Schneider Electric said that through the green design, green procurement, green production, green delivery and other links, it will jointly create a carbon reduction capacity of the whole life cycle with upstream and downstream partners. In 2050, the net -to -end supply chain net zero -carbon emissions.

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