On June 14th, the third working meeting for the "Engineering Design Standards for Intelligent Microgrids in Buildings" by the China Building Energy Conservation Association was successfully held at the Northwest Design Institute of China Architecture. The meeting aimed to further advance the compilation of the standards, ensuring high quality and practicality to support the national green and low-carbon development strategy.
Wang Xin, Technical Director of Shanghai HuiJue Network Communication Equipment Co., Ltd., attended the meeting in Xi'an. Other attendees included Senior Engineer Li Haijun from Zhongjian Technology Co., Ltd., Deputy Director of the Low-Carbon Office of the Engineering Consulting and Design Institute Liu Lu, Deputy General Manager of the Science and Technology Development Department of the Northwest Design Institute Zhao Yang, Director of the Electrical Professional Committee Xue Xiao, Chief Engineer of the South China Regional Headquarters Wei Zhigang, Mechanical and Electrical Researchers Zhang Xiaogang, Li Zhong, Cheng Qi from Suzhou Sichui Fusion Infrastructure Technology Research Institute, Sui Jianxin from Beijing Zidian Jiekong Electrical Co., Ltd., Zhang Jian and Wang Dong from Shanghai Zhuangsheng Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Equipment Co., Ltd., Liu Xiangdong from Nanjing Guochen DC Distribution Technology Co., Ltd., Chen Kai from Bestek New Energy Technology (Qingdao) Co., Ltd., Zhao Zhenxing from the Institute of Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Qiu Lingfeng from Shanghai Rongmingxuan Information Technology Co., Ltd., and other members of the compilation team who participated both online and offline.
At the beginning of the meeting, Zhao Yang, Deputy General Manager of the Science and Technology Development Department of the Northwest Design Institute, emphasized that buildings are a significant area of energy consumption, and the transition to new energy utilization is crucial for achieving green development. He pointed out that intelligent microgrids, combined with building energy storage and demand-side load characteristics, can promote energy transformation and green development. Senior Engineer Li Haijun from Zhongjian Technology Co., Ltd. introduced the progress of the standards and the key discussion points of the meeting.
Shanghai HuiJue's representative, Wang Xin, engaged in an in-depth discussion of the initial draft of the standards, offering valuable suggestions and discussing how to strengthen coordination with other industry standards and promote the application of these standards.
In the final part of the meeting, the chief editor Liu Lu highlighted that the future trends in building energy use will focus on clean, electric, and intelligent solutions. The intelligent microgrid in buildings has enormous potential and value. The compilation team will ensure the standards are advanced, practical, and operable while enhancing cooperation with other industry organizations and enterprises to promote the development and application of intelligent microgrid technology jointly.
Shanghai HuiJue actively promotes the development of intelligent microgrid technology in buildings. As early as 2020, the company launched the "Intelligent management" - an overall intelligent building mechanical and electrical solution. This solution uses information technologies such as the Internet of Things, cloud computing, and big data to achieve energy savings and consumption reduction in building mechanical and electrical systems (overall energy-saving rate of 20% to 40%). HuiJue is committed to developing and applying advanced new energy technologies and optimizing energy management systems to achieve efficient and sustainable use of building energy.
After the meeting, participants visited the Academician Hall of the Northwest Design Institute.
During the meeting, attendees unanimously decided to hold the fourth seminar in Shanghai HuiJue in July. HuiJue is dedicated to the core concept of supporting the national green and low-carbon development strategy and is actively committed to the development of intelligent microgrid engineering technology. Hosting this seminar further demonstrates HuiJue's firm commitment to promoting green and low-carbon development.
