Leveraging advanced smart digital technology, the Xiamen facility has slashed its CO2e emissions by an estimated 13,400 tonnes, benchmarked against a 2022 baseline. This achievement is a testament to ABB's global Mission to Zero program, which aims to drive down carbon emissions across its operations worldwide.
The Xiamen site's success highlights the potential for integrating smart technology to enhance sustainability in industrial manufacturing. ABB's efforts in Xiamen underscore the company's commitment to environmental stewardship and provide a model for other manufacturing sites striving to reduce their carbon footprint.
The site integrates multiple technologies and solutions to achieve decarbonisation, featuring 100,000m² of rooftop solar panels that generate approximately 50 per cent of the site's annual electricity consumption. A smart energy management system anticipates electricity generation by analysing weather conditions and forecasting the future power production of photovoltaic (PV) panels. ABB's ZEE600 control system oversees the site's complex energy ecosystem, monitoring and managing loads, battery storage, and EV charging to optimise energy usage across the 425,000m² facility, which employs over 3,000 people. Modular power solutions facilitate the connection of various PV fields, batteries, factory loads, and EV chargers.
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