Qinglv Environment’s C&D Waste Sorting Project in Chongqing Featured on CCTV News

Recently, China Central Television’s news channel (CCTV-13), in its special report How “Big Item” Urban Waste is Reused – China Promotes “Zero Waste City Construction in the 15th Five Year Plan, highlighted the construction and demolition (C&D) waste sorting project of Qinglv Environment in Chongqing.

As China enters the critical phase of the 15th Five Year Plan and advances the nationwide development of “Zero Waste Cities,” Qinglv Environment’s selection as a model case in this significant thematic report by a leading national media outlet not only reflects the exemplary value of the project itself but also signifies high recognition of Qinglv’s technological strength and integrated service capabilities. This underscores the company’s industry standing and professional influence in the field of solid waste resource recovery.

Authoritative Endorsement: From “Local Practice” to “National Model”

The project featured by CCTV demonstrates Qinglv Environment’s leading integrated system solution. Through modular and intelligent design, previously disorganized “urban waste” is transformed into recyclable renewable resources. Utilizing core equipment such as its independently developed 3D Sorter and AI Intelligent Sorting Robots, the project precisely sorts construction and renovation waste into recoverable materials like bricks, tiles, stones, metals, wood, and hard plastics, as well as fine sand, small gravel, and lightweight combustibles with lower ash content and higher purity.

The sorting system effectively addresses the challenges of complex composition and difficult separation typical of such waste. With fewer pieces of equipment and lower energy consumption, it achieves higher sorting purity, reducing operational costs while maximizing resource recovery revenue. By enabling 100% resource utilization, it transforms construction and renovation waste into valuable resources that drive urban green development and the circular economy, presenting the “Qinglv Solution” for the construction of “Zero Waste Cities.”

Intelligent Sorting: Facilitating a New Green Framework for the 15th Five Year Plan

The development of “Zero Waste Cities” is a key measure in deepening the fight against pollution and a critical part of achieving the “Dual Carbon” goals. As the nation approaches the new development stage of the 15th Five Year Plan, CCTV’s coverage of Qinglv Environment’s project marks the company’s deep integration into the broader blueprint of China’s green development.

As an enterprise long committed to solid waste sorting technology, Qinglv Environment persistently drives development through R&D, continually promoting integrated innovation in AI recognition, intelligent equipment manufacturing, and system integration to enhance the precision and value recovery level of solid waste sorting.

Facing the higher objectives of “Zero Waste City” development during the 15th Five Year Plan period, Qinglv Environment will take this CCTV feature as a new starting point, continuing to leverage its technological and systemic strengths to provide more cities with high standard, high efficiency integrated solid waste sorting solutions, supporting urban green transformation and the development of ecological civilization with concrete actions.