Five Key Core Technology Domains

Using a closed reactor system, high-efficiency microbial cultures break down organic matter to produce biogas, recovering energy and reducing emissions. This technology is applied in agricultural waste and food industry wastewater treatment.

Saturated activated carbon is treated through chemical desorption and restoration processes, significantly extending its service life while reducing material costs and minimizing waste generation.

High-frequency ultrasonic waves disrupt sludge cell structures, improving biodegradability and reduction efficiency. It is suitable for return sludge pretreatment or enhancing the upstream stage of anaerobic digestion.

Organic solid waste (such as agricultural by-products) is processed using pyrolysis technology to produce stable biochar, which can be used for carbon sequestration, soil improvement, or material applications.

Electrochemical methods convert industrial CO₂ emissions into raw chemical compounds such as methanol and formate, supporting carbon neutrality goals and creating renewable value.