Strategies for Energy Saving and Carbon Reduction

Green production: 1. Give priority to using energy-efficient pumps and motors. 2. Adjust the amount of circulating water and steam flow within the system as environmental temperatures change, in order to control the temperature difference of the circulating water. 3. Thoroughly inspect equipment and pipelines for any leaks, and address them promptly once detected. 4. Flush heat exchange equipment when necessary to ensure its efficiency. 5. Repair any damaged insulation materials as soon as possible. 6. ...

Green Office Practices: I. Saving Electricity 1. Develop the good habit of turning off lights whenever possible; turn them on only when needed and ensure they are turned off when no one is around. Use natural light as much as possible during daytime work, and opt for energy-efficient lighting such as LEDs. Turn off the power to all electrical devices in the room after working hours. 2. Develop the good habit of turning off office equipment at appropriate times to reduce energy consumption while these devices are in standby mode; set the computer to turn off the screen after five minutes of inactivity, and shut down the monitor power when it isn’t in use for an extended period. 3. Develop the habit of using air conditioning sparingly*, set the indoor temperature appropriately – no lower than 26°C in summer and no higher than 20°C in winter – and minimize the time air conditioning is used. 4. Offices are not allowed to use high-power electrical appliances that are not for office use, such as electric heaters and electric stoves. 5. Employees on floors below the fourth are encouraged to use stairs for going up and down when not carrying any load. II. Saving consumables 1. Give priority to purchasing and using environmentally friendly, recycled, and other reusable office supplies. 2. Use paper sparingly. Use double-sided printing and prioritize recycled paper ； Work communications and information exchange should be handled through the OA system as much as possible; paperless meetings should be promoted, with meeting materials in electronic form ； Use remote video conferencing at appropriate times to reduce the need for venue setup. 3. Use office supplies sparingly. Reduce the use of disposable pens, and reuse clipboards, paperclips, folders, and file bags. 4. Use toner and other consumables sparingly; print in black and white whenever possible unless there is a specific need. Promote shared printing and centralized copying to reduce the use of personal printers. III. Water conservation 1. Turn the faucet to a low flow as much as possible, and make sure to turn it off promptly after use. 2. Please save water when washing hands and cleaning items ； When cleaning, please try to reuse items as much as possible. 3. If you notice leaks in faucets, pipes, toilets, etc., please inform the administrative and logistics department so that repairs can be carried out promptly.

Green Living: I. Green Transportation 1. Try to use the company’s employee shuttle or public transportation for commuting, and reduce the use of personal cars. 2. Rationalize the use of official vehicles, encourage carpooling, and improve vehicle utilization rates. 3. For short-distance trips, choose cycling or walking. II. Low-carbon lifestyle 1. Properly sort household waste for disposal; recyclable waste should be collected and processed together to reduce resource waste. 2. Adhere to the \"Clean Plate Campaign\": eat independently, serve yourself appropriately, save food, and reject waste. 3. It is recommended to bring your own chopsticks for boxed meals, in order to reduce the use of disposable chopsticks, paper cups, plastic products, etc., and help protect the environment. 4. Take care of flowers, plants, and trees, and actively participate in activities such as voluntary tree planting.

To stick to the path of green development requires the joint and sustained efforts of everyone