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Green valves emerge as a new growth driver, while low-carbon technologies propel industrial upgrades.

Driven by the "Dual Carbon" strategy, green and low-carbon practices have become the core direction for innovation and development in the valve industry. Energy-efficient, low-emission valve products are rapidly gaining traction, with the related market expected to surpass 30 billion yuan by 2025—representing a robust 27% year-on-year growth and emerging as the industry's new engine for expansion.


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2021-11-12

Driven by the "Dual Carbon" strategy, green and low-carbon practices have become the core direction for innovation and development in the valve industry. Energy-efficient, low-emission valve products are rapidly gaining traction, with the related market expected to surpass 30 billion yuan by 2025—representing a robust 27% year-on-year growth and emerging as the industry's new engine for expansion.
Material innovation is the core enabler driving the development of green valves: The application of rare-earth magnesium alloy spheroidizing technology has boosted valve body strength by 30% while simultaneously reducing carbon emissions. Meanwhile, low-carbon stainless steel materials, optimized through tailored alloy compositions, have slashed their carbon footprint by 40% compared to conventional materials—and are now widely used in municipal heating networks. Structural optimization delivers remarkable energy-saving benefits: For instance, quick-disconnect shut-off valves featuring a snap-fit flange design enhance maintenance efficiency by 70%, significantly cutting down equipment downtime and associated losses. Additionally, smart flow-control valves leverage AI algorithms to dynamically adjust network pressure, leading to a 30% reduction in energy consumption for water utility systems. On the production front, companies are steadily establishing robust green supply chain systems. Many have achieved ISO 14001 environmental certification and are adopting clean energy solutions along with advanced recycling technologies, enabling them to cut production-related energy consumption by more than 25%. As applications continue to expand, green valves are increasingly integrated into national-level green projects—such as offshore wind farms, hydrogen energy initiatives, and ecological water-replenishment systems. Meanwhile, export markets are also growing rapidly, with low-carbon valve products now accounting for 15% of total exports. Industry analysts predict that, as environmental regulations tighten and green energy sectors accelerate, valve manufacturers equipped with cutting-edge low-carbon technologies will gain a significant competitive edge in the market.

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