Shanghai_Electric Highlights Green Practices

Shanghai Electric>>> is highlighting its localized green practices across its factories and project sites to mark the International Day for Biological Diversity. The company's initiatives focus on reducing environmental impact and supporting biodiversity through site-specific actions, aligning with the theme 'Acting locally for global impact'. Key examples include the Mianchuan Wind Power Project>>> in China>>>'s China — Yangtze>>> basin, which is the first large-scale renewable-energy-powered 'Zero-Carbon Island' in the region. This project, featuring 18 custom-designed wind turbines by Shanghai Electric>>>, generates 244 million kWh annually, powers 32,000 residents, saves 96,000 tons of coal, and cuts 240,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year. It also created 500 local jobs and contributes significantly to the local economy. Additionally, Shanghai Electric>>> commissioned the 500-kV Similajau‑Bunut transmission line in Malaysia — Sarawak>>>, Malaysia>>>, demonstrating infrastructure development with attention to local ecosystems and communities, achieving 100% compliance in environmental management.