The main differences among the four types of low-voltage switchgear, GGD, GCS, GCK and MNS:

GGD is a fixed cabinet, while GCK, GCS, and MNS are drawer-type cabinets. The GGD cabinet is an older model with lower security but the lowest price, suitable for prefabricated substations. The GCK, GCS, and MNS cabinets use a modular structure, resulting in a smaller, more compact size that facilitates transportation and installation.

The GCS cabinet can only be installed as a single-sided control cabinet with a depth of 800mm, while the MNS cabinet can be installed as a double-sided control cabinet with a depth of 1000mm. The maximum current designed for the GCS cabinet is 4000A, while the maximum current designed for the MNS cabinet is 6300A.

The drawer-pushing mechanisms of GCK, GCS, and MNS differ. GCS uses a rotary push mechanism, while MNS uses a large interlock. GCS can only have a minimum of 1/2 drawer, while MNS can have 1/4 drawer. The GCS cabinet is divided into a busbar compartment, an electrical compartment, and a cable compartment, with each compartment separated by partitions. The MNS cabinet is divided into three functional compartments: a busbar compartment, a drawer compartment, and a cable compartment, with each compartment separated by high-strength steel plates or flame-retardant insulating boards.

The installation modules of GCK, GCS, and MNS differ. GCS can be made with a maximum of 22 drawers, while MNS can be made with 72 drawers. The GCS cabinet has an IP30 and IP40 protection rating, and higher protection ratings can be designed according to requirements. The MNS cabinet has an IP40 protection rating.

The busbars of GCK, GCS, and MNS are different. GCK's horizontal busbar is located on the top of the cabinet, and its vertical busbar lacks a flame-retardant plastic functional panel. Cable exits can be at the rear or in a right-side cable compartment. GCS and MNS's horizontal busbars are at the rear, separated from the front left drawer unit and front right cable exit compartment by a partition. Their vertical busbars are assembled within a flame-retardant plastic functional panel.

GCS is domestically produced, while MNS is imported. GCS was launched on the market in 1996 and is largely modeled after MNS. MNS is a product manufactured using technology transferred from ABB Switzerland.

The prices differ. GGD is the cheapest. GCS is cheaper than MNS.

When selecting low-voltage switchgear, the following aspects need to be considered:

Installation Environment: Different low-voltage switchgear is suitable for different installation environments. For example, different types of low-voltage switchgear need to be selected for different environments such as power distribution rooms, electrical control rooms, and distribution boxes.

Equipment Requirements: Different electrical equipment requires different switchgear. For example, for equipment such as motors, generators, and transformers, low-voltage switchgear with motor control and power distribution functions needs to be selected.

Protection Performance: The protection performance of low-voltage switchgear is a crucial factor affecting its service life. When selecting low-voltage switchgear, it is necessary to choose one with an appropriate protection level based on the actual conditions of the equipment and the operating environment.

Maintenance and Repair: Maintenance and repair of low-voltage switchgear is also a factor to consider. Different low-voltage switchgear have different maintenance requirements. When selecting low-voltage switchgear, it is essential to understand its maintenance requirements and precautions to ensure proper use and maintenance.

The following are suitable application scenarios for GGD, GCS, GCK, and MNS low-voltage switchgear:

GGD Series: Suitable for AC 50Hz power distribution systems in substations, power plants, industrial and mining enterprises, etc., with a rated operating voltage of 380V and a rated operating current of 1000A-3150A. Used for power and lighting distribution and energy conversion and distribution control.

GCS Series: Suitable for three-phase AC 50Hz power generation and supply systems with a rated operating voltage of 400V (690V) and a rated current ≤4000A. Used for power distribution, centralized motor control, and capacitor compensation. Widely used in power plants, petrochemical plants, metallurgy, textile mills, high-rise buildings, and other locations requiring automation and computer interfaces.

GCK Series: Suitable for AC 50(60)Hz power distribution systems with rated operating voltage ≤660V and rated current ≤4000A. It consists of a power distribution center (PC) cabinet and a motor control center (MCC) cabinet.

MNS Series: Adaptable to various power supply and distribution needs, widely used in low-voltage power distribution systems in power plants, substations, industrial and mining enterprises, buildings, and municipal facilities. Especially suitable for locations with high automation and requiring computer interfaces.

When selecting a switchgear type, factors such as the specific operating environment, electrical parameter requirements, and budget must be considered comprehensively. 

If you have any questions about the aforementioned low-voltage switchgear, or related needs, please contact us: Gaobo Electromechanical Equipment Co., Ltd., a company with over 17 years of extensive experience in the power industry.

As a professional importer and exporter of online UPS power supplies, CONSNANT, with decades of experience in the power supply field and a professional technical team composed of senior engineers, is committed to providing stable, reliable, and efficient power solutions for industrial customers worldwide. Among its flagship products, the CONSNANT IP44 Industrial Online UPS, with its superior performance and precise scenario adaptability, has become the preferred equipment for power protection in the industrial field.

I. IP44 High Protection Rating, Adaptable to Complex Industrial Environments

Industrial production scenarios are often accompanied by problems such as dust and large humidity fluctuations, making it difficult for ordinary UPS power supplies to adapt to such harsh conditions. The CONSNANT IP44 Industrial Online UPS adopts a stringent protection design, meeting the IP44 protection standard, and possesses excellent dustproof and splashproof capabilities. Whether in dusty indoor environments such as machine shops and metallurgical plants, or in outdoor operating environments such as communication base stations and new energy power plants, this product can effectively resist external environmental interference, maintain stable operation, and provide continuous and uninterrupted power support for industrial equipment.

II. Online Double Conversion Technology for Zero-Interruption Power Supply

For industrial production, even millisecond-level power outages can lead to serious consequences such as production process disruptions, damage to precision equipment, and data loss, resulting in significant economic losses. The CONSNANT IP44 Industrial Online UPS features advanced online double conversion technology, which monitors the power grid status in real time. When voltage fluctuations or power outages occur, it can switch from grid power to battery power within zero milliseconds, achieving true uninterrupted power supply. This core advantage ensures the continuous and stable operation of critical equipment such as CNC machine tools, automated production lines, and industrial control systems, minimizing the impact of power failures on production.

III. Intelligent Management and Multiple Protections for Efficiency and Safety

In the trend of intelligent manufacturing, the manageability and safety of equipment are increasingly important. The CONSNANT IP44 Industrial Online UPS has a built-in intelligent battery management system that accurately monitors battery parameters such as voltage, current, and temperature, automatically performing charge and discharge balancing adjustments to effectively extend battery life and reduce maintenance costs. Meanwhile, the product is equipped with a comprehensive protection mechanism, covering multiple functions such as overload protection, short circuit protection, overvoltage protection, and undervoltage protection. It can monitor the circuit status in real time and immediately activate the protection program in case of any abnormality, preventing equipment damage due to power problems and ensuring the personal safety of operators.

IV. Professional Technical Backing, Globally Trusted Quality

CONSNANT has always regarded technological research and development as its core competitiveness. Its professional technical team not only possesses a strong theoretical foundation but also rich practical experience in industrial scenarios. During the development of the IP44 Industrial Online UPS, the team combined the characteristics of industrial power consumption in different regions around the world with customer needs, conducting repeated testing and optimization to ensure that the product achieves industry-leading levels in performance, stability, and compatibility. With its superior quality and comprehensive after-sales service, the CONSNANT IP44 Industrial Online UPS has been exported to many countries and regions worldwide, widely used in numerous industrial fields such as automotive manufacturing, electronics, new energy, and chemicals, winning high recognition and trust from global customers.

From adaptability to harsh environments to zero-interruption power supply, from intelligent management to comprehensive safety protection, the CONSNANT IP44 Industrial Online UPS, with its robust capabilities, builds a solid power safety barrier for industrial production. In the future, CONSNANT will continue to uphold its commitment to technological innovation, further deepen its expertise in the industrial UPS field, and provide global industrial customers with more competitive power solutions, helping enterprises achieve efficient, stable, and safe production operations.

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When designing a solar panel mounting system, every component is very crucial, especially the aluminum solar clamps which can be secured solar panels in solar mounting structure. Art Sign mid clamps and end clamps seek like small parts, but they play a vital role in the stability, durability and efficiency in solar mounting system.

Types: There are a multiple types and sizes for matching installation requirements and suitable for different size solar panels.

How to choose right mid/end clamp for solar mounting project?
Materials: Art Sign mid/end clamps use high quality aluminum 6005-T5 and anodized 10um, which has better ductility and impact resistance, and can meet the tensile strength and yield strength requirements of most structures.
Security: solar mount clamp connect and secure solar panels, which play an important role in keeping solar panels stable in extreme weather.

Installation: Whether it is universal mid/end clamp or special mid/end clamp, Art Sign's design can be conveniently and easily installed in the solar mounting system to save labor cost and time.
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In the vast and complex world of electrical power distribution, from the local substation to the breaker panel in a building's basement, switchgear plays a critical role. It is the combination of electrical disconnect switches, fuses, and circuit breakers used to control, protect, and isolate electrical equipment. Think of it as the command and safety center for an electrical network. While all switchgear serves this fundamental purpose, the distinction between Low Voltage (LV) and High Voltage (HV) switchgear is profound, impacting their design, application, and safety protocols.

Gaobo Power solution is a pofessional Low Voltage and High Voltage Switchgear Manufacturer in Guangzhou China.

What is Low Voltage Switchgear?

Low Voltage Switchgear is designed to handle electrical systems where the voltage does not exceed 1,000 volts AC (or 1,500 volts DC). This is the equipment you would find in everyday commercial, industrial, and residential settings. Its primary role is to manage and protect the power distribution downstream, feeding electricity to loads like lighting, motors, and office equipment.

Common components within an LV switchgear assembly include:

Molded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCBs) and Air Circuit Breakers (ACBs): These are the workhorses for interrupting fault currents and overloads.

Contactors: Used for remotely switching loads on and off, often for motor control.

Protective Relays: Monitor electrical parameters and trigger breakers in case of abnormalities.

Measurement Devices: Voltmeters, ammeters, and energy meters for monitoring system health.

LV switchgear is characterized by its compact, metal-clad design, often arranged in a lineup of cubicles. Safety for personnel is maintained through insulation and enclosed housing, but the primary focus is on operational reliability and protecting connected equipment from damage.

We’re excited to introduce JinMega’s latest innovation — the Container Solar Mounting System, designed for easy top installation on 20-inch containers. This solution is now being widely promoted and applied in independent microgrid projects across remote areas, offering a reliable and flexible way to harness clean energy anywhere.

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• Stable — Made of Q355 + ZAM, ensuring high structural strength and exceptional corrosion resistance.

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The system uses twist-lock fixation to securely connect the mounting base with the container, minimizing damage from potential relocation and ensuring long-term stability. Discover more about our innovative solar mounting solutions: visit our website here www.jinmegasolar.com

We’re proud to share JinMega’s latest rooftop solar project, a 580kW installation in Changtai, Zhangzhou. Designed for flat industrial roofs, this project demonstrates how strength and adaptability can work together to achieve both reliability and efficiency.

Built with JinMega’s solar rooftop mounting system, the installation delivers solid structural stability and optimized load distribution, ensuring secure performance while keeping the roof intact. The modular design enables fast, hassle-free assembly, while corrosion-resistant materials safeguard long-term durability under the coastal climate.

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We’re excited to share one of JinMega’s latest success stories — a 320kW rooftop solar project in Thailand, where our innovative mounting system delivers both strength and efficiency under the tropical sun.

- Built with high-strength foundation, our system stands firm against time and weather, ensuring lasting performance. 

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1. Definition of Ion Exchange Resin​​

Ion exchange resins are insoluble polymeric compounds featuring functional groups and a network structure, typically appearing as spherical beads. The full name of an ion exchange resin is composed of its classification name, matrix (skeleton) name, and basic name. Presently, ion exchange resins are widely used in numerous fields including water treatment, chemical industry, metallurgy, food, leather making, and ultrapure pharmaceutical production.

​​2. Classification of Ion Exchange Resins by Water Quality​​

Ion exchange resins can be classified based on their matrix type into styrene-based resins and acrylic-based resins. The type of chemically active functional groups on the resin determines its primary properties and category. Primarily, they are divided into two major groups: cation exchange resins and anion exchange resins, which can exchange cations and anions in a solution, respectively. Cation resins are further subdivided into strong acid cation (SAC) and weak acid cation (WAC) types. Similarly, anion resins are subdivided into strong base anion (SBA) and weak base anion (WBA) types.

​​3. Application of Ion Exchange Resins in the Water Treatment Industry​​

The water treatment industry is one of the earliest application fields for ion exchange resins and accounts for a significant demand, representing approximately 90% of total ion exchange resin production. In water purification, these resins are used for water softening, desalination, and the production of softened water, pure water, and ultrapure water. In wastewater treatment, they are primarily utilized to reduce the concentration of heavy metal ions through an exchange reaction between the resin's exchangeable ions and the heavy metal ions in the wastewater, thereby achieving advanced purification.

​​3.1 Application of Ion Exchange Resins in Water Softening​​

a. Composition and Function of Softening Filters:​​

Fully automatic water softeners mainly consist of three key components: the resin tank, the automatic multi-port control valve, and the brine tank. The resin tank is filled with ion exchange resin responsible for adsorbing calcium (Ca²⁺) and magnesium (Mg²⁺) ions from the water. The multi-port control valve acts as the controller for the softening equipment, managing the automatic cycles of operation, regeneration, rinsing, backwashing, and brine tank refilling. The brine tank stores salt (NaCl) used during the resin regeneration process.

b. Working Principle of Softening Resins:​​

Softening resins primarily remove hardness ions from water via ion exchange. These hardness ions, mainly calcium (Ca²⁺) and magnesium (Mg²⁺), are the primary contributors to water hardness. The softening resin contains abundant sodium ions (Na⁺). As water passes through the resin bed, the sodium ions on the resin exchange with the calcium and magnesium ions in the water, thereby removing the hardness ions.

c. Applications of Softening Filters:​​

Applications include boiler feed water, makeup water for air conditioning systems, heat exchangers, papermaking, printing and dyeing, textiles, water for petrochemical processes, biopharmaceuticals, electronics, pretreatment for pure water systems, and industrial zero liquid discharge (ZLD) systems.

​​3.2 Application of Ion Exchange Resins in Pure and Ultrapure Water Production​​

a. Definition of Cation/Anion Exchange Vessels (CAB):​​

Cation/Anion exchange vessels, also referred to as ion exchangers or demineralizers, are water treatment equipment that utilizes the ion exchange capability of resins to remove ions from water. Their operation is based on the ion exchange characteristic of the resins, where ions on the resin are exchanged with corresponding ions in the water, achieving ion removal.

b. Working Principle of Cation/Anion Exchange Vessels:​​

A typical two-bed demineralization system consists of a cation exchange vessel (acid cation exchanger) and an anion exchange vessel (base anion exchanger) connected in series. Raw water first passes through the cation unit. Here, cation exchange resin adsorbs cationic impurities from the water, simultaneously releasing hydrogen ions (H⁺) into the water, making it acidic. Subsequently, the water passes through a decarbonator (or degasifier) to remove the carbon dioxide (CO₂) liberated as a gas, ensuring efficient exchange in the anion unit under acidic conditions. Finally, the water passes through the anion unit, where anion exchange resin removes anionic impurities.

c. Application Areas of Cation/Anion Exchange Vessels:​​

In industries such as chemical, power, and metallurgy, they are commonly used for softening boiler feed water to prevent scale formation and corrosion issues. In agricultural irrigation, using water treated by these systems can help reduce soil salinization. They also play a significant role in the pretreatment stages for seawater desalination, providing favorable conditions for subsequent advanced treatment processes.

​​3.3 Application of Polished Mixed Beds in Pure and Ultrapure Water Production​​

a. Definition of Polished Mixed Beds:​​

Polishing resin is typically used at the final stage (polishing stage) of ultrapure water treatment systems to ensure the effluent quality meets the required standards, often achieving a resistivity of 18 MΩ·cm or higher. It is a type of ion exchange resin, specifically a mixture of strong acid cation exchange resin in the hydrogen (H⁺) form and strong base anion exchange resin in the hydroxide (OH⁻) form.

b. Working Principle of Polishing Resins:​​

A polished mixed bed contains both cation and anion exchange resins thoroughly mixed within the same vessel. In this mixed bed, the cation and anion resins are intimately mixed, allowing the cation and anion exchange reactions to proceed almost simultaneously. The hydrogen ions (H⁺) produced by the H-type cation exchange and the hydroxide ions (OH⁻) produced by the OH-type anion exchange cannot accumulate and immediately combine to form weakly dissociated water molecules. This essentially eliminates the effect of counter-ions, allowing the ion exchange reaction to proceed very thoroughly, resulting in high-purity effluent. When the ions within the polishing resin are exhausted, the resin is regenerated using acid and alkali solutions to effectively restore the hydrogen and hydroxide ions, renewing the resin's working capacity.

c. Application Areas:​​

​​Electronics Industry: Production of high-purity water required for semiconductors and other electronic components.

​​Power Plants: Extensive use in pure water treatment systems for thermal power plants.

​​Synthetic Chemistry and Petrochemical Industry: Ion exchange resins can act as catalysts, replacing inorganic acids and bases in reactions such as esterification, hydrolysis, and hydration.

​​Pharmaceutical Industry:Ion exchange resins play an important role in developing new-generation antibiotics and improving the quality of existing antibiotics.

In the complex and intricate internal world of a fuel cell, if the membrane electrode assembly is the "heart" responsible for power generation, then the bipolar plate is the "spine" that supports the entire battery structure and the "highway" that ensures the smooth flow of life-sustaining elements.

This seemingly simple component is, in fact, critical in determining the power output, efficiency, and lifespan of the fuel cell stack. It is not just a structural part but a core component that integrates multiple functions such as flow field distribution, electrical conduction, and heat conduction. From a material perspective, the development of bipolar plates has gone through distinct stages, each with its own clear advantages and disadvantages. The earliest widely used material was graphite. Graphite offers excellent electrical conductivity and outstanding corrosion resistance, making it perfectly suited to withstand the long-term challenges of the acidic environment inside a fuel cell.

However, its inherent brittleness makes graphite bipolar plates prone to damage during processing and assembly. Moreover, to achieve sufficient gas tightness, they often need to be made relatively thick, which limits the volumetric power density of the fuel cell stack. To overcome these drawbacks, metal bipolar plates emerged, primarily using stainless steel or titanium alloys. The greatest advantage of metal bipolar plates lies in their high mechanical strength and exceptional electrical and thermal conductivity, allowing them to be made extremely thin, thereby making the fuel cell stack more compact and achieving higher power density. However, metals face severe corrosion challenges in the operational environment of fuel cells. Once corroded, not only does the contact resistance increase, reducing efficiency, but the leaching of metal ions can also poison the catalyst.

Therefore, a corrosion-resistant coating, such as gold, platinum, or a carbon-based coating, must be applied to the surface, which undoubtedly increases manufacturing costs and process complexity. In recent years, composite material bipolar plates have become a new research direction. These are typically made by mixing conductive fillers like graphite or carbon black with polymer resins (such as polypropylene) and formed via injection molding. They combine the corrosion resistance of graphite with the moldability of plastics, facilitating mass production and offering advantages in lightweighting. However, their electrical conductivity and mechanical strength are generally intermediate between graphite and metal, representing an important compromise in current technology. The operational mode of a bipolar plate is a paradigm of parallel multitasking, and its functions can be summarized in three aspects. The primary function is to channel the reactant gases. Through precisely machined flow channels on one side, akin to miniature "highways," it evenly delivers hydrogen fuel to the anode catalyst layer and oxidant (oxygen from air) to the cathode catalyst layer, ensuring the entire reaction area participates efficiently in power generation. Simultaneously, the design of these flow channels is highly scientific: they must ensure uniform gas distribution, avoid dead zones, and also effectively remove the water produced by the reaction to prevent "flooding" that could block the channels. The second core function is to collect and conduct electrical current. The bipolar plate acts like a current collector, gathering the electric current generated by each membrane electrode assembly (single cell), and serially connecting the cells through its own highly conductive nature, ultimately outputting the required voltage and power. The electrical conductivity of its material directly determines the internal resistance losses in this process. The third key role is heat dissipation and water management.

The fuel cell reaction generates heat; the bipolar plate, serving as a thermal conduction path, needs to remove this heat promptly to maintain the stack within a suitable operating temperature range. Meanwhile, water generated at the cathode is partially removed by the excess air stream, and the flow field design and hydrophilic/hydrophobic treatment of the bipolar plate are crucial for the effective removal of this water. Therefore, the performance of the bipolar plate directly determines the overall efficiency of the fuel cell stack.

An ideal bipolar plate must strike the optimal balance between conductivity and corrosion resistance, strength and thinness, gas flow and water management, manufacturing cost, and service life. Whether made of graphite, metal, or composite materials, the developmental goal remains the same: to support the broader commercialization prospects of fuel cells with lower costs and more reliable performance. It can be said that every advancement in bipolar plate technology is a significant step towards the widespread adoption of fuel cells.

  High-Temperature Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell (SOEC)is a highly efficient, rapid, and flexible energy conversion device. By introducing different feedstocks, it can produce various products, enabling the development of multi-functional electrochemical synthesizers. It can be connected to clean power sources, such as wind and photovoltaic power generation. Its most common application is electrolyzing steam to produce hydrogen. Compared to mainstream water electrolysis technologies like Alkaline (ALK) and Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolysis, SOEC offers several advantages: higher efficiency (up to 85%), reversibility, and the ability to utilize high-grade waste heat from the generated products.The Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell (SOEC) converts electrical and thermal energy into chemical energy. In principle, SOEC operates as the reverse process of a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC). As shown in Figure 1, the SOEC consists of a dense electrolyte layer in the middle, porous electrodes on both sides, and gas channels outside the electrodes for supplying reactant gases and removing product gases, enabling efficient gas transport and distribution. When a direct current (DC) voltage is applied to the electrodes at high temperatures (600–900°C), water vapor (H₂O) molecules are split at the cathode into protons (H⁺) and oxygen ions (O²⁻). The O²⁻ ions migrate through the solid oxide electrolyte layer to the anode, where they release electrons (e⁻) and form oxygen molecules (O₂).

  The electrons are conducted via the interconnect to the cathode, where they combine with H⁺ to form hydrogen molecules (H₂).SOEC hydrogen production, i.e., solid oxide electrolysis cell-based hydrogen production, is a process that utilizes the ionic conductivity of solid oxide electrolyte membranes to split water into hydrogen and oxygen at high temperatures. The products can be widely applied in industries such as steel plants, chemical plants, and aerospace. SOEC can also be thermally integrated with a range of chemical synthesis processes, enabling the recycling of captured carbon dioxide and water into synthetic natural gas, gasoline, methanol, or ammonia.Compared to other water electrolysis technologies, SOEC offers numerous advantages, including high efficiency, low cost, co-electrolysis capability, reversibility, and suitability for diverse scenarios. Operating at high temperatures (600–900°C), SOEC benefits from favorable kinetics, resulting in high electrolysis efficiency. The elevated operating temperature reduces electrical energy consumption, with overall system efficiency for hydrogen production reaching approximately 85%. This is about 1.5 times the system efficiency of PEM electrolysis and twice the total efficiency of alkaline water electrolysis.In terms of applications, the high-temperature operating conditions of SOEC make it highly compatible with scenarios involving significant waste heat, such as coal chemical plants, steel metallurgy, ammonia synthesis, and nuclear power plants. Integrating waste heat into SOEC operation can supplement electrical energy consumption, improving electrical efficiency and reducing operational costs.Furthermore, a distinctive feature of SOEC compared to other technologies is its reversibility—it can flexibly switch between electrolysis mode (SOEC) and fuel cell mode (SOFC).

SOEC can either produce hydrogen or syngas for energy storage in electrolysis mode or convert chemical energy into electricity in fuel cell mode, creating a synergistic system for hydrogen production, storage, and power generation ("electricity-hydrogen-electricity"). This gives it significant potential for renewable energy storage and grid peak shaving, contributing to effective energy utilization and balance.Overall, with continuous technological advancements and gradual market maturation, SOEC hydrogen production is expected to play a vital role in the future energy landscape, contributing to the achievement of global carbon neutrality goals.