Recently, the 9th China International Building Electrical Energy Conservation Technology Forum and the 1st National Building Mechanical and Electrical Technology Graduate Academic Forum were held at Beijing Jianzhu University, with the theme of "Exploring Mechanical and Electrical Energy Conservation Technology and Creating a Green Smart City Together".
At the forum, participating experts discussed energy-saving standards and policies related to energy conservation in the electrical industry, introduced current domestic and foreign landmark buildings, and exchanged cases and experiences in building electromechanical energy-saving design. Wang Su, Vice President of Beijing University of Architecture and Architecture, pointed out at the meeting that the construction of smart cities should focus on four aspects: urban comfort, safety, hygiene, and the perception and emergency response to unexpected events Currently, overemphasizing visual comfort while neglecting sensory comfort is a major drawback of people's pursuit of urban comfort. In his opinion, relying solely on electricity conservation cannot solve the problem of comfort in life. Electrical energy conservation should also prioritize and break away from previous concepts and perceptions.