1. Inspired by the philosophy of "Virtue and Vitality"

The project designed by Shanghai Tongyi City Design Co., Ltd., adopts a "deindustrialization" approach aimed at transcending conventional perceptions associated with waste facilities. Embracing the principles of "Virtue and Vitality," the layout and architectural landscape of the plant are meticulously planned, seamlessly integrating glass curtain walls and aluminum grilles into the main structures. Through the interplay of light and shadow, the design creates a distinctive landmark image for the waste-to-energy plant that not only embodies industrial aesthetics but also artistic qualities.

2. Alleviating Urban Pressure

Upon completion of phase I the project processes approximately 292,000 tons of waste annually and generates an average of 120 million kWh of electricity per year. This output equates to a conservation of approximately 55,000 tons of standard coal and a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 62,900 tons annually. Moreover, it eliminates the land occupation impact of landfill disposal, conserving approximately 186 acres of land per annum. Additionally, by reducing the emission of pollutants such as leachate and exhaust gases associated with landfill disposal, the project significantly minimizes environmental risks.

3. Highly Intelligent

The project is equipped with a comprehensive intelligent management platform that facilitates real-time monitoring of the entire production process. Additionally, it features a robust emergency management and disposal mechanism. An online automatic monitoring center continuously monitors flue gas emission data and promptly disseminates it in real-time.

4. Exceeding Stringent Flue Gas Emission Standards

Utilizing advanced domestic flue gas purification technology the project surpasses both national standards (GB18485-2014) and EU standards (2010/75/EU) for flue gas emissions. The project is equipped with an Automatic Combustion Control (ACC) system which ensures stability during the incineration process of large-scale grate incinerators, thereby enhancing operational stability and significantly enhancing combustion and power generation efficiency.

5. Open Educational Platform

The project serves as an environmental education base for public engagement, substantially contributing to promotion of regional economic development, environmental quality enhancement, and the creation of a visually appealing new Loudi City.

1. Inspired by the philosophy of "Virtue and Vitality"

The project designed by Shanghai Tongyi City Design Co., Ltd., adopts a "deindustrialization" approach aimed at transcending conventional perceptions associated with waste facilities. Embracing the principles of "Virtue and Vitality," the layout and architectural landscape of the plant are meticulously planned, seamlessly integrating glass curtain walls and aluminum grilles into the main structures. Through the interplay of light and shadow, the design creates a distinctive landmark image for the waste-to-energy plant that not only embodies industrial aesthetics but also artistic qualities.

2. Alleviating Urban Pressure

Upon completion of phase I the project processes approximately 292,000 tons of waste annually and generates an average of 120 million kWh of electricity per year. This output equates to a conservation of approximately 55,000 tons of standard coal and a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 62,900 tons annually. Moreover, it eliminates the land occupation impact of landfill disposal, conserving approximately 186 acres of land per annum. Additionally, by reducing the emission of pollutants such as leachate and exhaust gases associated with landfill disposal, the project significantly minimizes environmental risks.

3. Highly Intelligent

The project is equipped with a comprehensive intelligent management platform that facilitates real-time monitoring of the entire production process. Additionally, it features a robust emergency management and disposal mechanism. An online automatic monitoring center continuously monitors flue gas emission data and promptly disseminates it in real-time.

4. Exceeding Stringent Flue Gas Emission Standards

Utilizing advanced domestic flue gas purification technology the project surpasses both national standards (GB18485-2014) and EU standards (2010/75/EU) for flue gas emissions. The project is equipped with an Automatic Combustion Control (ACC) system which ensures stability during the incineration process of large-scale grate incinerators, thereby enhancing operational stability and significantly enhancing combustion and power generation efficiency.

5. Open Educational Platform

The project serves as an environmental education base for public engagement, substantially contributing to promotion of regional economic development, environmental quality enhancement, and the creation of a visually appealing new Loudi City.