It seems difficult for ordinary people to associate JD.com, photovoltaics, energy saving and emission reduction. The e-commerce giant JD.com has set a new benchmark in the field of new energy applications. At present, JD is vigorously promoting photovoltaic applications in smart logistics parks and smart industrial parks such as Asia One, and will build an ecosystem with the largest rooftop photovoltaic power generation capacity in the world. As a strategic project of JD Group's sustainable development, the "Qingliu Plan" has been widely concerned. What is the Qingliu Project? At its upgrade conference, it focused on focusing on the global sustainable development industry chain, applying photovoltaic power generation to JD Asia One, and increasing investment in the use of new energy vehicles.

This is not the first time that JD.com has launched photovoltaic power generation. In June 2018, the distributed photovoltaic power generation system on the roof of the JD Shanghai Asia No. 1 Smart Logistics Center was officially connected to the grid for power generation. It is an automatic three-dimensional warehouse, intelligent robots and an automated sorting system in the warehouse. Supply clean energy. It is estimated that by the end of 2021, the entire Jingdong Intelligent Industrial Park can build photovoltaic power stations of more than 200 megawatts, and the annual power generation after completion can reach more than 160 million kWh.

According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, in 2019, China’s urban and rural residents consumed 1,025 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity. Based on an average of 4 people in a family, 160 million kilowatt-hours of electricity can meet the annual electricity consumption of more than 50,000 ordinary households.

In addition to distributed photovoltaic power generation on warehouse roofs, in terms of new energy applications, JD Logistics has put into operation more than 5,000 logistics vehicles using clean energy in nearly 50 cities in China. Many of the items purchased on your website are delivered by new energy vehicles. In the next two years, JD.com plans to replace hundreds of thousands of vehicles in the system with new energy vehicles. This is the largest known green transportation fleet introduced by the e-commerce logistics industry. Editor/Sang Xiaomei