Group 1 - The first zero-carbon industrial park model has been successfully implemented in Ordos, integrating renewable energy, power batteries, energy storage, electric heavy trucks, and battery materials, facilitating the transition from traditional energy reliance to green sustainable development [1] - Ordos has established itself as a global model for green energy transformation through benchmark projects like the zero-carbon industrial park and the Junma photovoltaic power station, aiming to enhance its competitiveness in the global energy brand [1][2] - The hydrogen energy sector is a key focus for Ordos, with breakthroughs sought in areas such as electric-hydrogen multi-energy conversion and hydrogen fuel cell development, contributing to the "wind-solar-hydrogen-storage vehicle" strategy [1] Group 2 - The Daqing Power Plant's million-kilowatt unit project is the first of its kind in the Mongolian West Power Grid and represents a significant investment by China Huaneng Group during the 14th Five-Year Plan, utilizing advanced ultra-supercritical technology to reduce CO2 emissions by 234,300 tons per year [2] - The project boasts a high domestic production rate, featuring fully domesticated systems and equipment, which enhances the efficient and clean utilization of low-quality high-sulfur coal in the Ordos region [2] - Ordos is positioning itself as a core strategic area for China's energy industry, focusing on building a world-class energy sector and enhancing its brand influence and voice in the energy field [2][3] Group 3 - Ordos is recognized as a representative city for energy transformation, with efforts to build a new energy system and a world-class comprehensive energy production base [3] - The city is committed to becoming a national energy and strategic resource base, focusing on clean electricity supply, oil and gas strategic reserves, and hydrogen energy application demonstration bases [3] - The branding of Ordos's energy sector relies on excellent enterprises and brand case support, emphasizing the need for brand-oriented thinking to promote projects on the international stage [3]