Human activities have led to a sharp increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, therefore, it has become the consensus of the international community to reduce total carbon emissions and achieve sustainable development. Beijing Capital Eco-Environment Protection Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Capital Eco-pro Group), as a leader in China’s Water industry, is committed to providing comprehensive solutions for drinking water production, transmission and distribution, sewage treatment and basin environmental management, helping many cities in China improve their environmental resilience.
With solutions such as systematic carbon emissions reduction action plan, excellent operations, and management capabilities, green and low-carbon innovative technologies, and smart digital platforms, Capital Eco-pro Group has adapted to climate challenges, promoted energy recovery, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and has been working hard to move towards a climate smart public water utility.
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