The 123rd Concours Lepine contest recently concluded successfully  in Paris, France. PHOMI's innovative projects stood out among nearly one thousand inventions and innovative works, receiving high recognition from professional judges. The material science and technology invention work of PHOMI has garnered increased attention and praise worldwide. 

The annual Concours Lepine contest brings together inventors and entrepreneurs from around the world ，to showcase their inventions and compete for prestigious awards. With 400,000 visitors during the 12 days of the show, this French event serves as a significant platform for inventors, providing them with a unique opportunity to demonstrate their innovations to a global audience and gain recognition for their work. 

The professional jury of this year's Invention exhibition evaluated the innovation, practicality, commercial potential, and design value of declared products in a multi-dimensional manner. Following fierce competition, PHOMI's ecological BIPV,integration of photovoltatic technology in building construction was awarded the Gold Medal of Invention in the 123rd Concours Lepine contest. Having been acquainted with the International Exhibition of Innovation and Invention in Paris since 2013 as frequent visitors, PHOMI is honored by this achievement. 

For the second time, PHOMIHOLDING showcased its own invention at this prestigious international competition. We are also proud to present our team of Chinese inventors who have demonstrated remarkable creativity alongside other inventive ideas. PHOMI's eBIPV (ecological photovoltaic) addresses limitations associated with existing photovoltaic products confined to roofs while offering diverse design options; The eDISPLAY (ecological display) integrates photoelectric technology with building materials to bring forth unlimited possibilities for smart city construction.

From June 19 to 21, PHOMIHOLDING will present its latest products at the The smarter E Europe 2024. As one of the pioneers of innovation in the industry, the zero-carbon building materials derived from econiclay have successfully demonstrated a continuous acceleration of innovation.