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On November 2, Foton officially launched its Green Tour Program, which is themed with “Implementing Paris Agreement, Building Green China”. The program was kicked off at its first stop, Weifang, Shandong Province. BJ6127, a star vehicle at G20 Hangzhou Summit, was reported to accompany the whole Green Tour Program. On the first day, it has attracted many journalists and bus operators in Shandong.
Foton AUV BJ6127
According to Shandong Province on Building Green Transportation Plan, the province aims to cut its CO2 emissions by 10.1811 million tons by 2018. To achieve such a goal, it will make a total investment of 73.02 billion RMB to introduce 21 green projects. By 2018, 19,9426 units of fossil fueled vehicles will be replaced and the total number of new energy vehicles will reach 100,000 units in the province.
Before G20 Hangzhou Summit, China and the United States officially signed Paris Agreement. As the largest CO2 emitter in the world, China has once again made a responsible gesture, promising to make sure its CO2 emission reach its peak by 2030 and cut the percentage of its fossil fuel consumption to 20%.
Foton AUV buses serviced for G20 Hangzhou Summit
Against such a backdrop, Foton initiated Green Develop Plan, showing its commitment to pushing forward China’s drive for energy conservation and emission reduction. As a pioneer in China’s new energy vehicle industry, Foton has successfully rolled out a whole spectrum of new energy buses with internationally competitive manufacturing technologies. Thus, the brand has also gained such honorary titles as “High-quality Super Bus”, “24/7 New Energy Solution Expert”, and “Leader in Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles”.
In July this year, Foton officially signed an agreement framework with Hanergy Holding Group Limited for jointly developing solar powered super buses. Also in 2016, Foton AUV launched its Quality Discovery Tour, calling for strengthened efforts in technological innovation in the bus manufacturing industry so as to push forward the upgrading of China’s transportation system.