Guardians of the Ocean: SUS ENVIRONMENT’s Pioneering Waste-to-Energy Plant by the Sea
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Guardians of the Ocean: SUS ENVIRONMENT’s Pioneering Waste-to-Energy Plant by the Sea
SUS ENVIRONMENT is the world’s largest provider of waste incineration technology and a top three global investor in waste-to-energy projects. The plant is celebrated for its deep commitment to community engagement. It has redefined its role as a guardian of both nature and public awareness. In 2024, these efforts earned it the title of Water-Saving Enterprise of Zhejiang Province. It is located in Sanmen Bay in the heart of China’s “Golden Coastline,” and is operated by SUS Environment Co., Ltd. It also serves as an environmental education hub, and has a daily capacity over 300,000 tons of municipal solid waste.
Beyond its groundbreaking waste-to-energy technology and solutions, the plant is celebrated for its deep commitment to community engagement.
Cutting-Edge Technology for a Cleaner Future
The facility employs SUS ENVIRONEMNT proprietary high-calorific waste incineration technology, featuring a modular design that adapts to diverse waste. Emissions surpass the stringent EU Emission Standard, while wastewater is fully recycled within the plant. In 2024, these efforts earned it the title of Water-Saving Enterprise of Zhejiang Province.
Architecture in Harmony with Nature
Inspired by the surrounding landscape, the plant’s design embodies the philosophy of “Mountains Integrate Waters,” blending seamlessly with the coastal scenery. But its harmony with the environment extends beyond aesthetics—the facility also serves as an environmental education hub. Through interactive workshops and community events, it has redefined its role as a guardian of both nature and public awareness.
A Shared Space for Growth
The plant fosters a symbiotic relationship with the local community. Employees regularly engage with residents, sharing insights into sustainable living. By providing communal facilities such as basketball courts, the plant deepens its bond with the local community. “We love spending weekends here—sipping coffee, enjoying the view, and appreciating how the plant coexists with nature,” one resident remarked.
For SUS ENVIRONMENT, every project is more than infrastructure—it’s a commitment to a greener, more connected world.
About SUS ENVIRONMENT
SUS ENVIRONMENT is the global leading comprehensive environment provider. As of December 2024, SUS ENVIRONMENT has established 11 management centers worldwide, providing environmental and energy services to over 100 million people. It has invested in and constructed 89 waste-to-energy projects (low-carbon Eco-industrial parks), with a daily processing capacity nearly 120,000 tons of municipal solid waste and annual green power generation of approximately 18,000 GWh. Its equipment and technology are applied in 287 waste-to-energy plants across the world, comprising 532 incineration lines, with a daily capacity over 300,000 tons of municipal solid waste.
* Data from the Open Data of AVP Research (Total Design Scale)
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SOURCE Shanghai SUS Environment Co., Ltd.