ISWA President Visits SUS ENVIRONMENT to Discuss Global Waste Management Solutions for Sustainable Development
Publishdate:2026-06-24 Views:161
On June 24, James Law, President of the International Solid Waste Association (ISWA), visited SUS ENVIRONMENT’s Shanghai headquarters. The two sides held in-depth discussions on key topics including global waste management trends, waste management development in emerging markets,low-carbon technology innovation, industrial internationalisation, and the alignment of industry standards.
President Law expressed strong recognition of SUS ENVIRONMENT’s achievements. He noted that SUS’s technological innovation and international expansion in the waste-to-energy sector have set a benchmark for waste management companies expanding globally, and have also provided a replicable waste management model for the global community. He also encouraged young industry professionals to actively engage in international exchanges, to connect with global markets, and to showcase the innovative strength and responsibility of the global environmental protection sector to the world.
Since establishing the partnership in 2018, both parties have actively promoted a wide range of international exchanges and collaborations, including co-hosting the Waste-to-Energy Beacon Conference, organising exclusive technical webinar, showcasing world-leading waste-to-energy practices through magazine interviews, and voicing support for the advancement of global waste management at multiple international forums.
This meeting served as an important bridge for deepening the strategic partnership between both parties. Leveraging ISWA’s global platform resources and extensive network, SUS will enhance two-way collaboration, and further elevate the influence and voice of the global waste management and waste-to-energy industry in global green governance.
On June 24, James Law, President of the International Solid Waste Association (ISWA), visited SUS ENVIRONMENT’s Shanghai headquarters. The two sides held in-depth discussions on key topics including global waste management trends, waste management development in emerging markets,low-carbon technology innovation, industrial internationalisation, and the alignment of industry standards.
President Law expressed strong recognition of SUS ENVIRONMENT’s achievements. He noted that SUS’s technological innovation and international expansion in the waste-to-energy sector have set a benchmark for waste management companies expanding globally, and have also provided a replicable waste management model for the global community. He also encouraged young industry professionals to actively engage in international exchanges, to connect with global markets, and to showcase the innovative strength and responsibility of the global environmental protection sector to the world.
Since establishing the partnership in 2018, both parties have actively promoted a wide range of international exchanges and collaborations, including co-hosting the Waste-to-Energy Beacon Conference, organising exclusive technical webinar, showcasing world-leading waste-to-energy practices through magazine interviews, and voicing support for the advancement of global waste management at multiple international forums.
This meeting served as an important bridge for deepening the strategic partnership between both parties. Leveraging ISWA’s global platform resources and extensive network, SUS will enhance two-way collaboration, and further elevate the influence and voice of the global waste management and waste-to-energy industry in global green governance.



