How the Zero Carbon brand leads the zero carbon revolution in the power battery industry chain

——Innovative Practice from Green Electricity to Whole Life Cycle Management

Under the dual pressure of global carbon neutrality goals and EU carbon tariff policies, the "zero carbon revolution" in the power battery industry has become an irreversible trend. As a pioneer in the industry, the Zero Carbon brand is reshaping the sustainable development logic of the industry chain through technological innovation, green power applications, and supply chain collaboration.

1. Zero carbon factory: a production revolution driven by green electricity

The Zero Carbon brand closely integrates factory site selection with renewable energy. For example, CATL's zero carbon factory in Yibin, Sichuan, utilizes abundant local hydropower resources to achieve 80% energy from renewable energy and reduce carbon emissions by 400000 tons annually. Yuanjing Power Erdos Zero Carbon Industrial Park relies on wind and solar resources to build an energy system of "wind+light+storage+hydrogen", combined with the Ark Carbon Management System, to achieve full process carbon emission tracking and offsetting. This type of practice not only reduces the carbon footprint of the production process, but also labels batteries with a "zero carbon green code" to meet the requirements of the EU's "New Battery Law" for carbon footprint traceability.

2. Technological innovation: dual breakthroughs in materials and processes

In the field of battery technology, Zero Carbon's subsidiary Rui Pu Lan Jun has launched the Lithium Manganese Iron Phosphate (LMFP) battery technology, which combines the advantages of LFP and NCM batteries. The energy density reaches 520Wh/L, supports 18 minute fast charging and -30 ℃ low-temperature operation, and balances performance and safety. CATL uses a "directed recycling process" to recover battery materials, with a lithium recovery rate of over 91% and nickel cobalt manganese reaching 99.6%, reducing carbon footprint by 7% -10%.

3. Supply chain collaboration: from "self sweeping snow in front of the door" to full chain carbon reduction

The achievement of zero carbon goals requires collaboration across the entire industry chain. Yuanjing Power requires upstream suppliers to settle in the zero carbon industrial park, jointly use green electricity and optimize processes; CATL promotes supply chain transparency by recording material sources, manufacturing history, and other data through the "Battery Passport". This "zero carbon ecology" model is driving technological innovation in materials, equipment, and other aspects, such as the leading intelligent development of an all solid state battery production line, which helps customers reduce energy consumption by 30%.

4. International Competition: The Dual Game of Standards and Markets

The EU carbon tariffs and the New Battery Law require batteries entering the European market after 2024 to declare their carbon footprint. The Zero Carbon brand has seized the right to set standards by expanding overseas factories (such as the Far East Power Spain Gigafactory) and participating in the Global Battery Alliance. At the same time, its zero carbon products leverage cost advantages (such as increasing the proportion of green electricity and reducing energy costs by 30%) to build differentiated competitiveness in the international market.

Conclusion: The Zero Carbon brand's zero carbon practice is not only a technological upgrade, but also a systematic transformation from energy structure, production mode to business logic. In the future, with the popularization of green electricity and policy refinement, the zero carbon ecology of its entire industry chain synergy may become a new paradigm in the industry.