Company News

The fifth round of intensified supervision has been completed. In Hebei, Shanxi, Shandong and Henan provinces, there are enterprises that directly discharge waste gas.

The Ministry of Environmental Protection recently released the results of the intensified air pollution prevention and control inspection in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and its surrounding areas from June 22nd to 24th.

Learn More

Company News

Shandong will conduct a provincial-level inspection of air pollution that will last for nine months.

In accordance with the deployment of the provincial Party committee and the provincial government, in order to implement the "2017 Air Pollution Prevention and Control Work Plan for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei and Surrounding Areas" (hereinafter referred to as the "Work Plan") and the "Implementation Rules for the 2017 Air Pollution Prevention and Control Work Plan of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei and Surrounding Areas" (hereinafter referred to as the "Implementation Rules"), to supervise each city in conducting thorough self-examination and self-correction, and to promptly identify and eliminate existing problems, and to effectively promote the rectification and implementation of problems identified by the national strengthened supervision, the Provincial Environmental Protection Department has decided to carry out provincial-level supervision of air pollution.

Learn More

Company News

"The Five-Element Integrated Approach" targets the odor control in seven key areas

The seven key areas, namely the northern part of the urban area, the Bridge Industrial Park in Nanhu District, the Tianning Town in Jiashan County, the junction area between Shouxiu District and Youche Port Town, the Dushan Port Area in Pinghu City, the junction area between Haiyan Economic Development Zone and Port Chemical Industrial Zone, the Haining High-tech Industrial Zone, and the Tongxiang Economic Development Zone, have always been the hotspots of public complaints and the key and difficult points of the city's "Five Air Pollution Control" work.

Learn More

Company News

Ozone abounds, how to deal with organic waste gas?

The technical specification "Limits of Hazardous Substances in Furniture Products and Raw Materials" was recently presented at a policy explanation and interpretation meeting in the furniture research and development base of Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province. The introduction of this technical specification is one of the important measures taken by the Shenzhen municipal government to control VOCs, and it also represents a snapshot of Shenzhen's efforts to address air pollution over the years.

Learn More

Company News

Foshan Nanhai District has allocated 500 million yuan as a special fund for the development of environmental protection industries.

The environmental protection industry is one of the strategic emerging industries in the South China region. It is an important means for economic structure transformation and upgrading as well as for building a "brand South China". Recently, Nanhai District has officially issued the "Support and Reward Measures for Further Promoting the Development of the Environmental Protection Industry in Foshan Nanhai District" (hereinafter referred to as the "Support Measures"), setting up a total of 500 million yuan of special funds to promote the development of the environmental protection industry. These funds will be used to reward and subsidize newly established environmental protection enterprises, the growth and expansion of environmental protection enterprises, and the third-party governance of environmental pollution, etc. At the same time, it will support the construction of industrial carriers and public service platforms for the national environmental service industry in South China.

Learn More

Company News

The environmental protection storm has arrived, and the VOCs (volatile organic compounds) control work is in full swing.

Since the environmental protection campaign began, VOCs have received widespread attention and the related governance work has been ongoing. As of now, more than 40 cities across the country have released VOCs control plans, and 19 provinces (municipalities) have formulated local VOCs charging standards.

Learn More