Jinan Eco-Energy Brings Its Green Dream to the World
A Strong Footing in the Global Market
Following economic reforms China began building its competitiveness and brand recognition to elevate its reputation abroad. China is trying to transform its manufacturers into innovators. Eco-Energy is an example of their success.
The new production line developed by Eco-Energy has been exported across the world, with buyers in the U.S., Europe, South America and Asia. For the first time, China is exporting environmental protection machinery to developed countries.
As its reputation grows, more foreign clients are visiting Eco-Energy factories. Representatives of a Brazilian company visited Eco-Energy after seeing several competitors express interest. After closely inspecting the production line, they commented, “It’s awesome. You solved complicated technical problems via simple methods and realized a safe, environmentally friendly and continuous operation. A major problem facing the global industry has been resolved. This is just what we are looking for.” They ordered three lines.
A Thai company learned about Eco-Energy through the Thai embassy in Beijing. After visiting Shandong, the CEO and chief engineer signed a contract for a production line with 40,000-ton production capacity.
Other clients include German companies, known for rigorous and demanding requirements. After extensive research, Eco-Energy stands out in comparison with other suppliers of waste tire and plastic recycling machinery.
The company lab.
Recycling Protects the Environment
Environmental awareness is growing worldwide. In China governments at all levels have implemented new policies and initiated campaigns to reduce pollution and preserve nature.
Waste rubber and plastic are highly toxic and hazardous to the environment. As the number of motor vehicles soars, used tires and discarded waste are causing worldwide concern. There are more than three billion used tires worldwide, increasing by one billion every year. The number in China is expected to exceed 20 million tons by 2020. Waste plastic is growing at an even more alarming rate.
Conventionally, waste tires are used as landfill, burnt for fuel, or recycled into rubber, all of which incur high costs and environmental damage. Some countries have even dumped tens of thousands of used tires into the sea, resulting in explosive coral growth and massive destruction of sea life. The world needs a better solution for waste rubber and plastic.
Technology holds the key to turning waste into useful resources. The production line developed by Eco-Energy offers a one-stop solution to the waste issue. It can daily eliminate dozens or hundreds of tons of waste tires, rubber, and plastic, turning them into fuel oil, carbon black and iron wires with limited pollution.
At present production rates it takes six tons of petroleum to produce a ton of high-quality tires. In 2012 China discarded 283 million tires, weighing around 10.18 million tons including 3.6 million tons of rubber, equivalent to six years’ output of natural rubber by China. A full recycle of waste tires can save a tremendous amount of resources.
