The 4th China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing featured green transition solutions from major firms. TCL Zhonghuan demonstrated an AI model that improves solar crystal pulling efficiency and stability by 20 percent, directly boosting green energy output. Maersk presented an AI logistics planning system developed in China that optimizes container loading to cut costs and carbon emissions. Airbus displayed a cargo vessel with rotor sails that can reduce emissions by up to 50 percent during transport of aircraft components. The expo highlighted China's industrial ecosystem as a testbed for global low-carbon solutions. Maersk's AI system slashes container planning time from weeks to hours, improving supply chain fluidity while reducing carbon footprints. Airbus's wind-assisted vessel uses six columns of rotor sails to harness wind energy. These examples show how digital and physical innovations are converging to drive decarbonization across supply chains.
