Yotai recently held a discussion related to integrated digital zero-carbon parks, carbon asset management, and ESS, with POTEL, a subsidiary of CETC, aiming to create a benchmark for PV ESS EV Charging integrated zero-carbon park in China.
POTEL specializes in energy consumption control and carbon asset management, and is committed to providing value-added services in the IoT and applications within its platform-based development strategy.
During the meeting, Wang Ji, General Manager of POTEL 's International Business and Industry Electronics Division, emphasized the importance of this collaboration in the context of China's national carbon emission reduction goals. Yotai has made remarkable achievements in the PV ESS EV Charging integrated zero-carbon park construction, and carbon asset management sectors.
Both parties expressed their desire to deepen their cooperation to enhance corporate carbon asset management systems and improve their carbon emissions monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) capabilities.
Yotai's Co-Founder and CEO, Chen Shuo, acknowledged CETC's leading position in the electronics and information technology industry, highlighting the potential for resource sharing and strengthened collaboration between the two companies.
They hope to expand their cooperation into areas such as energy services and carbon trading platforms, enhancing the functionality of Yotai's digital cloud platform and jointly promoting sustainable development in the green energy industry to achieve carbon neutrality goals.
In the future, Yotai and CETC plan to leverage their partnership to develop and innovate in various domains, including new energy, ESS, and zero-carbon parks. They will work on top-level design, platform development, system construction, application development, and operations management to facilitate the interaction and sharing of resources in energy flow, information flow, and value flow, ultimately driving corporate zero-carbon transformation, energy transition, and digital transformation.
