- The project aims to reduce 200,000 tons of carbon annually.
- It will transform waste heat into steam and electricity for local enterprises.
- The initiative supports China's dual carbon goals in the Greater Bay Area.
Project Overview
Veolia and Science City Guangzhou Investment Group have partnered to develop an innovative decarbonization project in the Guangzhou Development Zone, China. The initiative focuses on capturing and utilizing industrial flue gas, transforming waste heat into steam and electricity.
Environmental Impact
The project is expected to reduce carbon emissions by 200,000 tons annually. It aims to create a model of "pollution control – energy recovery," turning industrial decarbonization into a value-generating activity.
Technological Implementation
Veolia's advanced waste heat recovery system will convert thermal energy from industrial flue gas into steam and electricity. This energy will be directly used by local enterprises in the industrial park, ensuring compliance with national and local environmental standards.
Strategic Alignment
The initiative supports China's dual carbon goals and aims to establish a replicable model for low-carbon industrial development in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. It highlights the strong Sino-French collaboration on innovation, industrial sustainability, and green development.
