Core Insights - The development of zero-carbon parks is gaining historic momentum, supported by government policies aimed at promoting low-carbon transformation in industrial parks [2][3] - Currently, there are over 15,000 industrial parks in China, with only about 100 classified as zero-carbon parks, indicating significant growth potential in this sector [2][3] Policy Support - The recent notice from the National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and National Energy Administration outlines a plan to establish a number of zero-carbon parks, marking a concrete step towards achieving carbon neutrality [3] - The construction of zero-carbon parks is part of a broader strategy that includes virtual power plants and direct green electricity connections, emphasizing the importance of energy transition and industrial decarbonization [3] Industry Practices - Skyworth Photovoltaic has been a pioneer in zero-carbon park construction, with its zero-carbon smart park in Chuzhou, Anhui, integrating various business models and innovative technologies [4][14] - The park features a total installed capacity of over 6.5 MW for photovoltaic modules, utilizing multiple mounting technologies to optimize energy generation [4][8] Technological Innovations - The integration of photovoltaic carports and flexible mounting systems enhances energy efficiency and maximizes solar power generation [6][8] - Smart operation and maintenance practices, including drone inspections and intelligent cleaning robots, ensure the efficient operation of photovoltaic systems [9][11] Future Directions - The focus for zero-carbon parks will shift towards aggregating resources and implementing digital management systems to achieve collaborative efficiency [12][13] - The transition from dispersed development to a more integrated approach is essential for maximizing the lifecycle value of zero-carbon parks [12][13]