In 2021, Polestar proposed the “Polestar Zero Carbon Plan”, which is to completely eliminate emissions from the supply chain, manufacturing and scrapping by 2030. In order to achieve the goal of total zero carbon emissions, Polestar Technology has begun to carry out extensive cooperation with relevant parties in various fields, and the number of projects and partners involved continues to increase.

The supply chain system is a key part of carbon emissions. In order to realize the green and sustainable development of Polestar Motors in the entire domestic logistics chain, Yuanyuan will provide Polestar Technology with scenario-based customized transportation solutions based on different end-to-end application scenarios through diversified procurement, leasing and multi-energy combination methods. . Focusing on the “alcoholic hydrogen + electric” technical route, a zero-carbon closed loop of the logistics chain from the vehicle end to the energy replenishment end has been remotely created. For example, the remote charging and swapping station for heavy-duty trucks is completely independently developed and designed, and is powered by a “combined offline recyclable energy” model to achieve zero emissions in transportation. For example, the alcohol-hydrogen ecology focuses on the coordinated development of the trinity of green alcohol preparation, methanol filling, and alcohol-electric vehicles to achieve a green methanol transport capacity ecology.

In order to better meet the diversified service needs of Chinese users by creating a new “Proxima” service model, Polestar Technology has joined hands with Polestar Technology to create an innovative user service model remotely. The two parties began to explore and try out mobile after-sales service vehicles. The Polestar mobile service vehicle is based on the remote super VAN transformation, and is provided with green technology, safe and convenient customized services by Green Urban Transport, a transportation capacity platform under the remote vehicle. The remote super VAN will be officially launched and launched on April 3, and is based on the GXA-M wire-controlled intelligent architecture. By rationally dividing the space in the car, the mobile after-sales service vehicle built for Polestar can be equipped with disassembly machines, spare tire racks and other facilities. On the basis of meeting the functions of smart services, charging and road rescue, it supports in-depth personalized development and Cover more service scenarios.

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Acer announced that it will sign a long-term renewable energy power purchase agreement with energy suppliers this year, which will reach the phased goal of using 60% renewable energy in 2025, further achieve the commitment to use 100% renewable energy in 2035 and reach net zero carbon by 2050 Row.

According to the data, Acer will introduce a carbon footprint tool in 2022 to complete the carbon footprint report of all business-type and ChromeOS personal computer products, and launch a new standby (Modern Standby) power management mode, which will reduce the energy consumption of notebook computers by 39% compared with 2016; Energy consumption decreased by 35% compared with 2016. At the same time, Acer launched its eco-friendly Acer·Future product line, starting with raw materials, continuously increasing the use of post-consumer recycled plastic (PCR) and ocean waste recycled plastic (OBP) and other recyclable materials, and promoting it to other product lines.

It was reported earlier that Acer just held a press conference and launched the Aspire Vero 15 environmentally friendly notebook, which uses recycled materials.

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Samsung said it will join the RE100 global initiative, which expects to have all overseas factories using renewable electricity within five years. The target for matching electricity use is 2022 for Southwest Asia and Vietnam, 2025 for Central America and Latin America, and 2027 for Southeast Asia, the CIS and Africa. In regions that already use renewable energy, such as the United States, China and Europe, Samsung Electronics plans to expand renewable power purchase agreements (PPAs).

At the same time, Samsung is committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050. To achieve this goal, Samsung will invest heavily in innovative technologies for treatment facilities that reduce carbon emissions and install treatment facilities on its semiconductor production lines by 2030. In addition, Samsung will continue to expand waste heat utilization facilities and consider introducing electric heat sources to reduce the use of LNG boilers.

The RE100 initiative is a joint environmental initiative of The Climate Group and the Carbon Disclosure Project, an international nonprofit organization. “Currently, Apple, Google, Microsoft, TSMC, Sony and other companies have joined the initiative. With the addition of Samsung, the four largest Korean conglomerates (LG, Hyundai and SK) have joined the initiative.

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