With the global upsurge of clean energy technology and the advancement of the "double carbon" goal, air source heat pumps have achieved a very high penetration rate in the Northeast region in recent years. Many schools, factories, hotels, office buildings and other places have transformed air source heat pumps as building heating, cooling and hot water supply equipment.

Tibet, known as the "roof of the world", has a harsh environment and belongs to the alpine regions of China. The local Tibetans' pursuit of home decoration and comfortable life is still at the stage of meeting basic needs. "Heating" is an important issue related to the Tibetan people's livelihood and development.

As the world pays increasing attention to environmental protection and sustainable development, finding and utilizing clean and renewable energy has become a common goal around the world. With its unique advantages and huge potential, it is changing the pattern of the energy industry and is expected to become a new force dominating the global energy market in the future.

As the saying goes, good food comes from good land. It is well known that the grain fields in Heilongjiang are all black soil in cold areas, which is one of the most fertile soils in China. Wuchang rice is one of the most representative high-quality products and has become a household name in Wuchang City, Heilongjiang Province.

In the context of "double carbon", energy conservation and emission reduction are urgent. Building a hot water system with a clean energy structure as the main body has become an important direction for the transformation of the energy structure.

The project is located in the center of Jinan City, Shandong Province, and belongs to the warm temperate continental monsoon climate area. It has four distinct seasons, with drought and little rain in spring, warm and rainy summers, cool and dry autumn, cold and snowless winters.

Tibet is known as the "roof of the world" and a "human forbidden zone" due to its harsh environment and thin air, which makes it uninhabitable. Harsh weather conditions make it difficult to apply high-tech equipment and instruments in Tibet. Therefore, in the past, traditional coal, oil, and gas boilers were used for heating in Tibet.

In recent years, Fuxin City, Liaoning Province has successively proposed to carry out an energy revolution and upgrade the "traditional black energy" city dominated by coal to a "new green energy" city dominated by clean energy.