GB/T 42496-2023 in English

3. Professional terminology explanation and practical application cases

Green exhibition operation: refers to the use of environmentally friendly design, technology and materials throughout the exhibition process to achieve efficient and circular use of resources. For example, in the exhibition stage, modular and reusable display materials are given priority.

Reduction principle: Achieve green operation by reducing resource consumption. For example, use electronic versions instead of paper printing in promotional materials.

Organizers

• Develop detailed green operation plans and clarify goals and measures.
• Select service providers and venues with environmental protection capabilities.
• Improve on-site management efficiency through information technology.

Exhibitors

• Use degradable materials to make booths and packaging.
• Promote green travel modes, such as public transportation and new energy vehicles.
• Reduce the use of disposable items and give priority to environmentally friendly alternatives.

Exhibition venues

• Provide waste sorting facilities and support services.
• Optimize the venue guidance system and reduce sign waste.
• Monitor and control the air quality in the venue to ensure compliance with GB3095-2012 standards.

Exhibition service providers

• Exhibition engineering companies: use lightweight, modular materials to reduce noise and dust pollution on site.
• Transportation and logistics: use energy-saving and environmentally friendly vehicles and optimize transportation organization methods.
• Catering services: reduce the use of disposable tableware and give priority to the use of biodegradable materials.