Sinoma Energy Conservation Ltd.’s Case Selected as “Enterprise New Quality Productivity Development Excellence Case” for 2025

Recently, Sinoma Energy Conservation Ltd.’s submitted case, “Innovative Practice of a New Generation Cement Kiln Waste Heat Power Generation Technology” was successfully selected as a “Enterprise New Quality Productivity Development Excellence Case” for 2025 by the China Enterprise Reform and Development Research Association. This case collection activity received 518 submissions nationwide. After rigorous preliminary and expert reviews, only 100 cases were ultimately chosen as excellence cases.  

The case submitted by Sinoma Energy Conservation Ltd., “Innovative Practice of a New Generation Cement Kiln Waste Heat Power Generation Technology” systematically introduces the core breakthroughs of the new generation cement kiln waste heat power generation technology in three key areas: “high efficiency and energy savings, deep integration, and intelligent stability.” This technology directly addresses the challenges faced by cement kiln waste heat power generation, successfully resolves traditional technical issues, reshapes the industry’s energy utilization landscape with breakthrough innovations, efficiently utilizes medium- and low-temperature waste heat from cement kiln systems, and drives the reconstruction of energy utilization models in cement kilns.  

As an innovative achievement in industrial waste heat utilization, this technology not only advances energy conservation, carbon reduction retrofits, and the renewal of energy-consuming equipment in the cement industry, providing critical technical support for the low-carbon transformation of the cement industry chain, but also offers a replicable technological pathway for the green upgrade of the entire high-energy-consuming industrial sector.  

Sinoma Energy Conservation Ltd.’s “Waste Plastic Self-Cleaning, Multi-Stage Continuous Pyrolysis Complete Equipment” Included in the National Energy Sector’s Breakthrough Technology List

Recently, the “Waste Plastic Self-Cleaning, Multi-Stage Continuous Pyrolysis Complete Equipment,” jointly developed by Sinoma Energy Conservation Ltd. and Green Harvest Energy (BEIJING) TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD., was included in the fifth batch of breakthrough technologies and equipment in the energy sector by the National Energy Administration.  

This equipment successfully overcomes the challenges of coking and scalability that have constrained the development of chemical recycling and pyrolysis technologies for waste plastics. It offers strong adaptability to various raw materials and provides an efficient, environmentally friendly, and sustainable industrial solution for the resource utilization of waste plastics.