For over a decade, green and low-carbon development has been a central theme at the China Hi-Tech Fair. This year, the event marks a significant shift by adopting "accelerated green development" as its main focus, expanding from green buildings to sustainable cities. "Green" has now become the dominant color of the fair, serving as both a symbol and a platform for innovative technologies.
As visitors enter the 16th edition of the China International Hi-Tech Fair, they notice that each exhibitor has a QR code on their booth. Attendees can scan these codes with their smartphones to access detailed information about the companies and products. This small but impactful change reduces the need for printed materials and business cards, reflecting the fair's commitment to a greener, more eco-friendly approach.
Inside the venue, a wide range of green technologies are on display, including energy-efficient lighting, air pollution control systems, and environmental protection solutions. Solar power, nuclear energy, wind energy, and new energy vehicles are all showcased, highlighting the growing importance of sustainable transportation. Additionally, cutting-edge information technologies—such as smart devices, miniaturized systems, and interconnected networks—are also featured, bringing a fresh wave of "green innovation" to the fair.
During the exhibition, a reporter observed that Henan Asia-Pacific Energy Technology Co., Ltd. presented its biodiesel project. According to the company’s Chief Engineer, the process uses an independent continuous acid-free production method, eliminating the use of sulfuric acid as a catalyst and preventing secondary pollution. This approach also solves the issue of equipment corrosion, while optimizing energy recycling to lower production costs.
Biodiesel is seen as a key player in the future of new energy, playing a vital role in reducing smog and building a carbon cycle economy. However, China’s industry still lacks a unified technology platform, leading to fragmented resources. As the first Chinese company to produce EU-standard biodiesel, Asia-Pacific Energy is working with industry partners to establish national standards for production processes, equipment, and emissions.
Yet, biodiesel is just one part of the broader new energy landscape. ZTE Innovative Materials Technology Co., Ltd. is actively pioneering advancements in this field. At the fair, the company showcased its battery separator material—a compact polymer used in electric vehicles. Zhang Yanjuan, the company’s outreach manager, explained that the material’s unique three-dimensional mesh structure enhances liquid retention and absorption, improving battery safety and lifespan, thus contributing to energy efficiency and environmental protection.
Beyond industrial products, the fair also highlights green initiatives in everyday life. At Shenzhen Wangbo Nano Technology Co., Ltd.'s booth, Regional Director Qihu noted that the green food industry has grown rapidly due to increased health awareness. Products that promote wellness are increasingly sought after by consumers.
Wangbo Nano introduced its rapid heating technology and related water purification equipment, such as the small molecule water machine. The device heats cold water to 100°C in just six seconds, using magnetic fields to break down water molecules into smaller clusters. This process removes harmful minerals, creating small-molecule water that can easily penetrate cell membranes, enhancing metabolism and overall health.
Ensuring safe and healthy food requires reliable testing tools. Shenzhen Kangbolin Technology Co., Ltd. presented its ELISA test kits, which detect harmful mycotoxins in agricultural products. Yuan Haihua, the company’s marketing specialist, explained that toxins like vomitoxin are far more toxic than arsenic and can cause serious health issues. The kits allow for safer testing, reducing costs by up to 50% compared to traditional methods.
Yuan added that while the market is growing, many users are still unfamiliar with advanced testing technologies. To address this, the company aims to expand its production of antigen and antibody-based front-end products, aiming to build a full testing industry chain to provide safer, greener food options for consumers.
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