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Earth is the only home of all humanity, and tackling climate change and promoting sustainable development are vital to our survival and future. Since the Industrial Revolution, great material wealth has come at the cost of faster depletion of natural resources and disruption to the ecological balance, intensifying the tensions between humanity and nature. In recent years, the harmful effects of climate change have grown more prominent, making a coordinated global response ever more urgent.

Businesses not built on real demands will ultimately decline. The current development of the environmental protection industry is verifying this fundamental law.

The photovoltaic (PV) industry is expanding at an unprecedented pace, driving global renewable energy adoption. However, this rapid growth brings environmental challenges, particularly in managing PV wastewater. As international attention shifts toward sustainable manufacturing, effective treatment of PV wastewater has become a critical focus.

Thanks to a governance approach that combines pollution control with climate action, China has seen the growth rate of anthropogenic emissions of nitrous oxide level off and steadily decline since 2013. N2O is a greenhouse gas far more potent than carbon dioxide.

With the rapid development of high-tech industries such as electronic information, new energy, and aerospace, the demand and requirements for upstream materials—such as ultra-thin electronic glass, photovoltaic glass, high-strength cover glass, etc.

China is providing significant momentum for global climate governance by upholding multilateralism and deepening international cooperation, according to a newly released white paper.

Against the backdrop of the accelerating expansion of the global plastic recycling industry, efficient wastewater treatment has become a core element in ensuring production continuity, reducing compliance costs, and enhancing environmental performance.

Effective November 9, the U.S. has imposed a 100% additional tariff (i.e., doubling the original tariff rate) on certain China-manufactured port equipment, including ship-to-shore cranes, container chassis, and their components. The move aims to weaken China’s competitiveness in the maritime logistics equipment sector and directly impacts Chinese export enterprises as well as the global port equipment supply chain.

When a pioneer in environmental protection equipment solutions joins hands with a trailblazer in organic waste treatment, a strategic cooperation focusing on the global market is officially launched! On October 31, Jiangsu KINTEP Environmental Protection Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "KINTEP") and Beijing SINOENC Engineering Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "SINOENC") grandly held a signing ceremony for their overseas strategic cooperation.

Globally, food waste disposal is facing severe challenges. Data shows that the annual output of food waste in major Chinese cities has reached as high as 60 million tons, and is continuously rising at an annual rate of 8%, accounting for over 35% of the total municipal solid waste. Meanwhile, policy-driven forces are strong.