The Sinoma International Green and Intelligence Innovation Exchange opened in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, bringing together global industry leaders, diplomats, researchers, and business executives to discuss the future of green cement innovation, low-carbon development, and intelligent industrial transformation. Held under the theme “Green Intelligence Empowers Cooperation,” the event reflected the growing international focus on sustainable technology and smarter industrial ecosystems.
The conference attracted diplomatic representatives from countries including Zambia, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Nigeria, and Syria, alongside experts from the Chinese Academy of Engineering, the Royal Academy of Engineering, the Global Cement and Concrete Association, and the World Cement Association. Their participation highlighted the increasing importance of cross-border cooperation in building greener and more efficient industrial systems.
Green Technology and Low-Carbon Innovation Take Center Stage
During the exchange, Zhou Yuxian, Chairman of China National Building Material Group, emphasized that cement is evolving beyond a traditional industrial product into a high-performance and environmentally friendly material. He noted that the industry is entering a new phase driven by low-carbon technologies, intelligent manufacturing, and sustainable innovation.
One of the major highlights of the event was the unveiling of four significant industry innovations for 2026. These included a full-industrial-chain treatment solution for waste-free cities, an ultra-low-emission industrial flue gas system, a full-process intelligent open-pit mine solution, and an intelligent operation and maintenance system. These technologies are expected to help reduce emissions, improve efficiency, and accelerate green transformation across the building materials industry.
Experts at the conference also discussed the future of cement-based new energy materials and sustainable construction systems. Presentations from leading academicians focused on advanced building materials, digital intelligence, and the role of innovation in reducing environmental impact while maintaining industrial productivity.
The event additionally showcased Sinoma International’s ongoing work in areas such as low-carbon cement, intelligent manufacturing, AI-powered industrial systems, and integrated green technologies. According to company representatives, these developments are designed to support the global cement industry’s transition toward sustainability while improving operational performance.
International Cooperation and Sustainable Industry Development
The Chengdu exchange also served as a platform for international collaboration. Ambassadors from Zimbabwe and Ghana praised Sinoma International’s contributions to cement manufacturing and infrastructure projects within their countries and expressed interest in expanding cooperation in green industrial development.
Senior executives from Sinoma International Engineering Co., Ltd. held meetings with global cement association representatives from Germany, Iraq, Vietnam, Brazil, and Russia. Delegates from major international enterprises, including Heidelberg Materials, TITAN Group, and YTL Group, also joined strategic communication sessions focused on sustainable growth and industrial modernization.
Four specialized sub-forums explored topics such as green and low-carbon development, mining innovation, digital intelligence, and green energy solutions. Participants additionally visited a circular economy industrial park, an intelligent mining site, and a prefabricated construction base to observe practical applications of these technologies.
Yin Zhisong, Chairman of Sinoma International, stated that technological innovation should ultimately serve humanity and protect the planet. He emphasized that the company is prepared to share technological expertise, establish global standards, and work alongside international partners to support sustainable development worldwide.
The Sinoma International Green and Intelligence Innovation Exchange demonstrated how green cement innovation and intelligent industrial systems are becoming central to the future of global manufacturing. As countries and industries continue to prioritize sustainability, events like this are expected to play a critical role in shaping a greener and more technologically advanced industrial future
