Energy powers medical giants to achieve green development
Release time：2020-07-21
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The multi-year green power purchase agreement can ensure that enterprises can obtain long-term stable power supply, avoid the impact of fluctuations and instability of power market prices on the production and operation of enterprises, and can provide a stable market demand and income source for the renewable energy industry to support the large-scale development of green power. "Chen Dipeng, head of power and environmental product trading and supply at Envision Energy, said.
The carbon emissions of the healthcare industry account for about 5% of global emissions. More than half of the emissions come from the manufacturing supply chain, and its energy consumption accounts for about 25% of the total emissions of the healthcare industry. China has become an important market for global pharmaceutical manufacturing, so this cooperation in China is of great significance for reducing large-scale carbon emissions in the healthcare industry.
It is worth mentioning that four of the five global healthcare giants are members of the Health System Working Group of the Global Council of the Sustainable Markets Initiative, and Vision Energy is also a member of the Health System Working Group of the Chinese Council of the Initiative. The Sustainable Markets Initiative was founded in 2020 by the then British Crown Prince and current King Charles III of the United Kingdom, and has now become the "preferred" organization for the global private sector to participate in the transformation of sustainable development.
Vision participates extensively in the Global Sustainability Platform and is committed to becoming a zero-carbon technology partner for businesses, governments and institutions around the world. Envision has also set ambitious sustainability goals for itself: Envision has joined the global "RE100" initiative and is the first company in mainland China to commit to achieving 100% green power consumption in global factories and R & D centers by 2025; it has achieved carbon neutrality in global operations by the end of 2022 and is committed to achieving carbon neutrality in the value chain by 2028.
