Core Viewpoint - The delivery of 500 XCMG new energy heavy trucks marks a significant step in promoting green logistics in Guizhou, focusing on reducing carbon emissions and enhancing operational efficiency in the construction materials transportation sector [1][3][7]. Group 1: Delivery and Technology - The 500 XCMG new energy heavy trucks are equipped with CATL's power battery technology and Suzhou Green Control's electric drive system, optimized for the mountainous terrain of Guizhou, improving heavy load climbing performance [3]. - The operational vehicles have achieved a 45% reduction in energy consumption costs per kilometer on short-distance mining transport routes, resulting in a monthly decrease of over 300 tons in carbon dioxide emissions [3]. Group 2: Ecosystem and Policy Support - The "New Energy Logistics Co-Creation Platform" ecosystem integrates manufacturing capabilities from vehicle manufacturers, technological advantages from energy companies, and logistical resources from logistics firms, creating a model of "zero-carbon energy network, electric capacity network, comprehensive refueling network, and cloud-based intelligent network" [5]. - Guizhou has actively responded to the "dual carbon" goals by prioritizing road rights for new energy logistics, providing charging and battery swap subsidies, and promoting industry alliance construction to support the green transformation of bulk goods transportation [7]. Group 3: Strategic Partnerships and Future Plans - The event saw the signing of strategic cooperation agreements with six companies, including Guangdong Yutong Qiyuan Chip Power and Chongqing Zhongji New Energy, as well as partnerships with eight other firms, aiming to provide a one-stop service including vehicle leasing, sourcing, financial support, charging network, intelligent scheduling, and after-sales service [11]. - The model developed in Guizhou is set to be promoted nationwide, facilitating the widespread application of new energy heavy trucks in mining, construction materials, and urban distribution sectors [11].