ISWA is delighted to welcome CSET as our latest Platinum Member.
Beijing China Sciences Runyu Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. (CSET) is an environmental protection industry platform under the control of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Holding Co., LTD, driven by technological innovation and serves the national ecological and environmental protection strategy of “green development”. With its scientific and technological resources and years of experience in industrializing scientific and technological achievements, CSET is committed to providing the Best Available Techniques (BAT) and Best Environmental Practices (BEP) for environmentally sustainable development, aiming to become an outstanding enterprise in “technology improving the environment”.
The Company took the lead in establishing a circular economy industrial park model that is centred on the WTE incineration project and completed by the treatment of kitchen waste, sludge, medical waste and other wastes. By using the “CHP” model to supply heat to surrounding industrial enterprises, we were among the first to demonstrate how to change the basic technology used by incineration power plants from the circulating fluidized bed to grate the furnace and achieve production expansion without stopping production.
Based on this, the company actively seeks business expansion, continuously optimizes its business structure, focuses on municipal solid waste incineration power generation business, actively expands industrial hazardous waste treatment and disposal business, agricultural and forestry waste resource utilization business, and drives the coordinated development of environmental protection equipment sales and technical services.
CSET was officially listed on the ChiNext Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on July 8, 2022, with the stock code: 301175.
“CSET joined ISWA to strengthen technical exchanges in the global waste recycling industry, promote technological innovation in the field of global waste incineration, and make positive contributions to the global carbon emissions industry.”
