Newbury-based LAT Water Limited signed a Contract on 20th August 2018 with Jiangsu WELLE Environment Co. Ltd, China to establish a showcase facility for LAT Water’s innovative industrial wastewater technology in Shenyang. WELLE is the leading Chinese player in the treatment of leachate and are the ideal partner for LAT Water to exploit the huge opportunities available in the Chinese market.
LAT Water have forged a link with WELLE to create a platform for future development in the leachate market in China by being able to demonstrate reduced energy consumption and carbon emissions with cost savings of 40% compared to traditional processes.
“Landfill leachate, or “black water”, which is created when rain or ground water percolates through the mass of mixed municipal and industrial waste in landfills, has come under new China EPA water discharge standards. The country has implemented new rules for discharge and is funding the effort to modernize the methods and systems for handling this effluent …..authorities, agencies and industry stakeholders in China and other countries are actively looking for alternative solutions to the treatment of this effluent, which is one of the most highly contaminated and highly complex byproducts of industrial operations.”. Source: ChinaWaterRisk
This initiative runs alongside a UK Government funded project (the Shanghai-UK Industrial Challenge Programme) where LAT Water are working with Shanghai Denovo Environmental Protection Technology Company to provide a solution to industrial wastewater from a pharmaceutical facility as well as a means to further develop LAT Water’s business.
LAT Water’s Chairman, Peter Champness added:
“This is the first of what we expect will be many major projects in China. The WELLE backed showcase together with the Denovo Shanghai project are catalysts for growth and part of LAT Water’s ongoing International business development strategy.”
For further information contact Peter Champness at:
Telephone: +44 (0) 1635 814411
Email: cpc@latwater.co.uk
Web: https://localhost/latwater/
