Industrial waste-heat recovery and energy-efficiency solutions

New · 25 MW standard unit for data centres and gas power blocks

Heat that was wasted,
made valuable again

We specialise in industrial waste-heat recovery, helping energy-intensive plants put wasted heat back to use — from assessment and design to delivery and operation, every step done properly.

50.54% saving at Want Want Guangzhou, third-party verified · 470.75 t CO₂/yr at Qingdao airport, SAQM-verified

From assessment and design to delivery and operationScroll

01 · Context

Energy-intensive plants face pressure that is getting more real every year

Steel, plastics, food, airports — these sites consume enormous energy, and a large share of their heat is vented straight out of production and wasted.

Steam, gas and electricity keep getting more expensive. Saving energy is no longer an environmental slogan; it is an operating problem.

  • Energy costSteam, gas and power keep rising
  • Wasted heatLarge volumes vented directly
  • Margin pressureEnergy per unit eats profit
  • CompetitivenessEfficiency is the new moat

For an energy-intensive plant, saving energy is not optional. It is a question of profit and competitiveness.

02 · The problem

Heat is wasted while costs keep climbing

Low-grade waste heat, exhaust heat and condensate heat go unused, so plants keep buying steam or fuel. Equipment runs hot and inefficient, and without monitoring data, savings are hard to quantify.

The real problem is not a lack of energy. It is that so much energy is never used a second time.
  1. 01Low-grade heat vented directly
  2. 02Steam and fuel bought continuously
  3. 03High consumption, low efficiency
  4. 04No monitoring, no quantification
  5. 05Condensate and exhaust heat unrecovered
  6. 06A retrofit that does not land is worth nothing

03 · Our solutions

Systematic heat recovery that routes wasted heat back into production

We do not sell a single machine. We help a plant build an energy loop that keeps saving.

  • 01

    Industrial waste-heat recovery

    Identify and recover flue, steam and condensate heat

  • 02

    Absorption heat-pump systems

    Lift low-grade heat to a usable temperature

  • 03

    Steam, hot water and process heat recovery

    Recovered heat goes straight back to production

  • 04

    Energy-system optimisation

    System-level design for overall efficiency

  • 05

    Monitoring and remote management

    Live monitoring, alerts and ongoing operation

  • 06

    Emissions accounting support

    Savings that can be measured, accounted for and reported

Equipment, engineering, data and operation — one energy loop that keeps saving.

04 · Core equipment and principle

Absorption heat pumps: lifting low-grade waste heat into usable energy

In one sentence:Heat that was “not hot enough to use” is lifted back into hot water, steam or process heat the plant can keep using.

Scroll to follow the heat
  1. STEP 1Low-grade heatWaste heat leaving production
  2. STEP 2Absorption heat pumpAbsorb · evaporate · condense
  3. STEP 3Temperature liftRaised to a usable grade
  4. STEP 4Hot water / steam / processReady for production
  5. STEP 5Back into the systemLess purchased fuel and steam

Core equipment

  • Absorption heat pumps
  • Heat-recovery units
  • Steam-recovery systems
  • Hot-water and heat circulation
  • Monitoring and remote operation

05 · A real process route

A real route · recovering heat from steel slag-flushing water

The Linyi Steel Investment Special Steel project. Low-grade heat in blast-furnace slag-flushing water is captured, lifted, and used for heating and cooling.

Steel-plant project · slag-water heat-recovery route
Slag water
90–100℃
Heating supply / return
75 / 59℃
Cooling supply / return
7 / 12℃
  1. 01
    Capture

    Hot slag-flushing water (90–100℃) enters the slag pool

  2. 02
    Exchange

    Filters and plate heat exchangers draw the heat out

  3. 03
    Lift

    A two-stage single-effect hot-water unit (own invention patent) raises the grade

  4. 04
    Supply

    Heating at 75/59℃ and cooling at 7/12℃, with a closed cooling-tower loop

06 · How we deliver

A complete path from first assessment to delivery

Every site has its own process conditions, heat sources and production needs. We cover the whole path from assessment to delivery and operation.

  1. 01Heat-source identification

    Where recoverable heat is, its temperature band, how it is vented, and its potential

  2. 02Efficiency analysis

    Process and operating data used to value recovery and size the savings

  3. 03System design and integration

    Recovery path designed; exchange, transport, control and auxiliaries matched

  4. 04Operating optimisation

    Continuous monitoring and tuning for stability and long-term savings

A saving that works starts on the plant floor and ends inside the system.

07 · Patents and credentials

Results verified by third parties. Technology of our own.

Covering heat recovery, absorption heat pumps, system integration and monitoring; designed to the site and delivered to run.

Our own patents and third-party verification make “real and effective” more than a slogan.
overall saving · Want Want GuangzhouThird-party verified
50.54%
CO₂ cut per year · Qingdao airportSAQM-verified
470.75t

55 patents · 25 software copyrights · own invention patent on the two-stage heat-pump unit

  • Utility-model and invention patents
  • Software copyright certificates
  • SAQM energy-saving and carbon-reduction certificateNo. ESCR-SAQM-202308001
  • Energy-saving and carbon-reduction certificateIssued Oct 2025 · third-party verified · valid two years

08 · Results

The value is not in the proposal. It is in the energy and steam a plant stops paying for, every day.

  • Qingdao International Airport

    41%

    Energy-station flue-gas heat recovery · system saving rateCompany estimate
  • Want Want Foods, Guangzhou

    50.54%

    Desiccant-wheel energy-saving unit · overall saving rateVerified
  • Linyi Steel Investment Special Steel

    ≈ 20,000t

    Slag-water LiBr cooling and heating · CO₂ cut per yearMCC Capital Engineering report

Source: company project records. Verification status as marked on each figure.

09 · Six reference cases

Not theory. Proven on real industrial sites.

Food and beverage plant steam and drying system · energy-saving unit pathHumid workshop airDesiccant wheel + heat recoveryDry air at 550 Pa
Illustrative sceneFood and beverage plant steam and drying system · energy-saving unit path
01 · Reference case

Food & beverageWant Want Foods, Guangzhou

Steam and condensate heat recovery

overall energy savingVerified
50.54%
CO₂e cut per year
2,282.74t
energy cost saved per year
3.778M CNY

Energy-saving and carbon-reduction certificate · issued Oct 2025 · third-party verified · valid two years

Steel-plant blast furnace and slag-water system · heat-recovery pathSlag water 65–95 °CAbsorption unit upgradePlant cooling in summer · heating in winter
Illustrative sceneSteel-plant blast furnace and slag-water system · heat-recovery path
03 · Reference case

SteelLinyi Steel Investment Special Steel · 2.7 Mt/yr

Blast-furnace slag-water heat · LiBr absorption cooling and heating system

slag-water waste heat usedMCC Capital Engineering report
65GWh / yr
direct CO₂ reductionMCC Capital Engineering report
≈ 20,000t / yr
standard coal savedMCC Capital Engineering report
≈ 7,500tce / yr
continuous stable operation since April 2022MCC Capital Engineering report
3+years
energy-saving subsidy secured in H1 (about 20%)Company-reported
≈ CNY 18 M
payback on CNY 30 M+ investedCompany-reported
3years

China's first complete slag-water LiBr cooling-and-heating application. System, materials and equipment supplied by us under our own patents; MCC Capital Engineering as EPC contractor. Featured on CCTV's Great Construction, season 2. Phase two under way.

International airport terminal and runways · flue-gas heat-recovery pathEnergy-station flue gasHeat-pump upgradeTerminal heating and cooling
Illustrative sceneInternational airport terminal and runways · flue-gas heat-recovery path
04 · Reference case

AirportsQingdao International Airport

Flue-gas heat for heating

system energy savingCompany estimate
41%
CO₂ cut per yearSAQM-verified
470.75t
operating cost saved per year
2.178M CNY

SAQM energy-saving and carbon-reduction certificate · No. ESCR-SAQM-202308001

Electric yachts and coastal vessels · battery + heat-pump integrated pathBattery powerHeat-pump climate controlCabin climate / hot water
Illustrative sceneElectric yachts and coastal vessels · battery + heat-pump integrated path
06 · Reference case

ShippingElectric yacht programme

Lithium batteries replacing marine diesel generators · heat-pump climate control

used while sailing
0diesel
exhaust or oil discharge
Zero
active battery temperature control
24h

Own battery and heat-pump thermal-management technology · meets classification-society explosion-proof standards

Also delivered in

  • 02Optoelectronics

    Cleanroom dehumidification and heat optimisation

  • 05Lithium batteries

    Dehumidification and drying

Six industries delivered — from equipment to site, from proposal to data.

10 · Data centres and power

Energy saving and heat reuse for compute: a repeatable 25 MW engineering unit

Liquid-cooling return water from data centres and the cooling loops of gas engines are steady, year-round low-grade heat. We package the heat exchange, pumps, controls and heat-pump / ORC interfaces as a standard module so that the design, the quote and the delivery repeat. 25 MW is an engineering block, not a machine model: a 100 MW project is about four units.

Compute campus energy station · liquid-cooling return heat-recovery pathCooling return 30–55 °CExchange · heat pump · meteringCampus heat · hot water · cooling
Illustrative sceneCompute campus energy station · liquid-cooling return heat-recovery path

Two heat sources, one exchange, upgrade and control platform

A · Data centre, 25 MW IT load

Liquid-cooling return 30–55 °C

17.5–20MWth
recoverable heat, screened at 70–80% of IT heat
147–168GWh
heat per year at 8,400 hours

A heat pump lifts it to 70–95 °C; with no heat user, heat returns to the original rejection system.

B · 25 MWe gas-engine power block

Jacket water · intercooler · aftercooler · lube oil 50–90 °C

8–15MWth
low-grade heat, 50–90 °C loops only
0.3–1.2MWe
possible extra generation at 4–8% low-temperature cycle

Total heat is set by the OEM heat balance; 350–450 °C exhaust gets its own heat-recovery boiler or ORC.

Four outcome targets for a 25 MW unit

3–8%
lower total data-centre electricity
15–30%
lower cooling auxiliary electricity
70–80%
of IT heat recoverable
80–90%
overall engine energy utilisation

Target ranges. Each is checked against project data in FEED (front-end engineering design); electricity savings are settled on independent metering.

Worked example · 25 MW data centre, PUE 1.35 → 1.25

21GWh / yr
electricity saved25 MW × 8,400 h
≈ 1.58M USD / yr
saving at US power priceUSD 0.075 / kWh
2.2–5.3years
simple paybackUSD 3.5–8.3 M invested

Excludes heat sales, extra generation, financing cost and tax. China scenario at CNY 0.65 / kWh: about CNY 13.65 M a year, payback 1.8–4.4 years.

One 25 MW heat-recovery system, six engineering boundaries

  1. 01Heat source

    CDU or engine temperature and flow

  2. 02Isolating exchange

    Plate exchangers protect the host system

  3. 03Transport and buffer

    Pumps, valves, buffer tanks

  4. 04Heat upgrade

    Heat pump or ORC, chosen by use

  5. 05Metering and control

    PLC / EMS: temperature, flow, heat

  6. 06Heat user

    Heating, hot water, cooling or power

Protect the host system first, then save energy. If the heat user stops, a heat pump fails or load swings, the system bypasses automatically and the original cooling keeps 100% of its rejection capacity. No interface crosses the OEM warranty boundary.

Pricing basis · from core package to complete energy station

  • FEED front-end designCNY 0.8–2 M

    Data audit, heat balance, concept and budget

  • Core heat-recovery packageCNY 5–12 M

    Exchange, pumps, controls, core unit

  • Integrated equipment packageCNY 12–25 M

    Adds heat pump / ORC and module integration

  • Complete energy station / EPCCNY 25–60 M

    Design, procurement, construction, commissioning

Engineering contract value excluding tax. US projects are quoted in USD alongside; exchange rate set on signing.

Two ways to work together

Build-operate-transfer (energy performance contract)

  • We invest or arrange financing; 8–12-year term
  • Capital recovered from verified savings and heat sales
  • Third-party funds 70–90%; savings share 20–40%
  • Suits stable heat users, campus heating and long-term projects

Direct sale

  • You buy the standard module once
  • We design, supply, commission and operate
  • Suggested payment 30% · 30% · 30% · 10%
  • Suits first projects and sites whose heat user is not yet fixed

90-day pilot · one 25 MW block from data to signed terms

  1. Weeks 0–2Data

    Heat balance, load curve, cooling architecture

  2. Weeks 3–4Concept

    Recoverable MWth, savings, interface drawings

  3. Weeks 5–8FEED

    Frozen equipment boundary, BOM and budget

  4. Weeks 9–12Commercial offer

    BOT and direct-sale quotes together

Start with one 25 MW block

Where we stand: industrial sites have verified 41% and 50.54% saving cases; a dedicated data-centre operating reference is still being built.

Market window

800TWh
China compute-centre electricity, 2030 forecastNational Energy Administration
325–580TWh
US data-centre electricity, 2028 forecastLBNL 2024

11 · Grain drying

Heat-pump grain drying: keep the dryers, replace the heat

The coal-fired hot-air furnace is replaced by an air-source heat-pump hot-air system, one heat pump per dryer, with operating control built around temperature, airflow, humidity and electricity. Wheat and paddy rice alike.

Grain-drying site · heat-pump hot-air path (photo from the original proposal, historical reference)Ambient air · heat pumpHot air at 45–55 °C into the dryerMoist air handled · tested · stored
Illustrative sceneGrain-drying site · heat-pump hot-air path (photo from the original proposal, historical reference)

Project under discussion · Taicang, Jiangsu

12
existing grain dryers
10t each
rated batch capacity in the proposal
45–55°C
design drying temperature
1 : 1
heat pump to dryer

12 × 10 t = 120 t rated batch capacity, which is not daily throughput; real capacity depends on load, moisture removal and cycle. Scope: heat-source selection and siting, duct connection, controls, power capacity, steel frame, foundations and equipment protection.

How it dries · hot-air delivery with temperature and humidity control

  1. 01Heat pump heats

    An air-source heat pump draws heat from ambient air into the drying air

  2. 02Hot air enters the dryer

    Fans and ducts organise the flow so hot air meets the grain fully

  3. 03Moist air handled

    Vented or condensed per the site design, matched to temperature and humidity control

  4. 04Tested and stored

    At the agreed final moisture, tested, then cooled, moved or stored

Control: a staged drying curve, with grain temperature, hot-air temperature and final moisture monitored. Return-air ratio and dehumidification method are fixed by the site design.

Unit data · proposal selection 5RWF160

Rated input
30 kW per unit360 kW for 12, excluding existing dryers and new auxiliaries
Rated heating
120 kW per unit1,440 kW for 12 at rated conditions
Max hot-air temperature
55 °Cambient −10 °C to 43 °C
Power / refrigerant
380 V / 50 Hz · R134aconfirmed from supply documents and nameplate

Rated at 20 °C dry bulb / 15 °C wet bulb. 120 ÷ 30 = 4.0 is the nameplate heating COP, not year-round system efficiency.

Running-cost reference · Nantong, four units (2017)

52 t of wet paddy per batch, 16% final moisture, electricity at CNY 0.60 / kWh, dryer exhaust fans included. Recomputed from the original comparison table's energy use and unit prices.

  1. Fuel oil76.38632 kg × CNY 6 / kg + 300 kWh
  2. Natural gas48.32648 m³ × CNY 3.6 / m³ + 300 kWh
  3. Biomass pellets45.002,400 kg × CNY 0.9 / kg + 300 kWh
  4. Air-source heat pump20.771,440 kWh + 360 kWh

CNY per tonne of wet grain

Historical reference conditions; the original energy and moisture records were not independently verified, and cycles run about 20–24 hours by heat source. The reference units totalled 60 kW; this project is 360 kW with a different configuration, so costs do not simply scale by three.

A 12-dryer project needs its own energy and cost baseline

  1. 01Fix output and quality first

    Record wet mass, initial and final moisture, grain type, drying time and quality per batch

  2. 02Then fix the metering boundary

    Meter the heat pumps, existing fans, conveying and new auxiliaries separately

  3. 03Compute unit running cost

    Batch electricity ÷ wet tonnes, weighted by real peak and off-peak tariffs

  4. 04Assess payback on real conditions

    Only with equipment and installation quotes, batches per year, maintenance and applicable subsidies

Delivery · from site review to a loaded trial run

  1. 01Site review

    Batch mass, moisture targets, existing fan data, power capacity and installation space

  2. 02Construction prep

    Selection, duct and control design; steel frame, foundations and construction plan

  3. 03Install and commission

    Fixing, air path, electrical and protection functions; unit and system commissioning

  4. 04Loaded trial run

    Temperature, humidity, initial and final moisture, batch time, electricity and product quality recorded

Assess my drying line

Operating manual, parameter sheet, training and maintenance plan delivered. Warranty, response time and service scope as set in the project contract.

Photos and project names on this page come from the original proposal's attachments and serve as historical technical reference. Component brands are listed for technical coordination, not as a confirmed purchase list or our own product credentials. Final performance, price, scope and acceptance criteria follow the confirmed design and contract.

12 · Value to the plant

Less energy, less steam, lower cost, lower emissions

Burn less fuel, buy less steam, vent less heat. Energy costs fall, and the savings become auditable emission cuts.

  • Lower energy costLess gas, power and purchased steam
  • Higher system efficiencyEnergy circulates inside the plant
  • Less steam usedRecovered heat goes back to production
  • Lower emissionsLess energy and carbon per unit of output
  • Emissions accountingSaving data becomes the basis for reporting

What we save a plant is not only energy — it is long-term operating cost and an auditable emissions record.

13 · Why us

Equipment, cases, delivery, data

We do not stop at a proposal. Equipment, engineering, data and operation — the whole loop, closed.

  • 01Real equipmentAbsorption heat pumps, heat recovery, monitoring systems
  • 02Engineering deliveryInto real plants: installed, commissioned, running
  • 03Industry experienceFood, optoelectronics, steel, airports, batteries, shipping
  • 04Verified dataContinuous monitoring; savings quantified and certified
  • 05Remote operationPlatform monitoring, alerts and follow-up management
  • 06Emissions-accounting supportSavings recorded, accounted and reported

14 · Belief

Building an energy order that can be trusted, inside complex industrial systems

Industrial sites are complex, heavy and never stop. But complex does not mean beyond optimising, and loss should never be taken for granted.

Real efficiency comes from understanding the system again — seeing the heat that was ignored, tracing its path, and bringing it back into production value.

Every unit of energy deserves to be managed seriously

Every waste may hide new value

Every industrial system has room to improve

Sustainability is not a slogan but engineering that lands

Real expertise makes a complex system clear, controllable and sustainable.

15 · Contact

Let us use every unit of energy better, together.

Industrial sites hold a great deal of ignored heat. With real equipment and engineering, we help plants use it again — lowering energy, steam and cost step by step, with data that makes the savings visible, measurable and lasting.

  • On-site efficiency assessment
  • Heat-recovery consulting
  • Custom energy-system design
  • Emissions accounting
Hotline
+86 188 5295 6136
Address
Room 3106, 1010 Huaihai Middle Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai

Get a preliminary savings estimate

Tell us what heat you vent and what you pay for steam or fuel. An engineer replies within one working day with a first estimate of recoverable heat and payback. No site visit needed to start.

What you receive
  • Recoverable heat range (kW and annual energy)
  • Suggested recovery path and unit type
  • Saving and payback range, with the basis stated
  • A next step: whether a site assessment is worth it
The estimate is free and carries no obligation. This page stores nothing; the request goes out from your own email.

Questions

What plants ask before they decide

Which sites are worth assessing?
Any site venting a steady low-grade heat source: boiler or kiln flue gas, process steam and condensate, slag water, cooling-loop water, humid workshop air, most often between 50 and 100 °C. If the plant also needs hot water, steam or process heat, the recovered heat has somewhere to go.
Why absorption rather than compression heat pumps?
An absorption unit is driven by the heat the site was venting anyway, so it uses almost no electricity. That suits plants with ample waste heat and expensive power. Where the process needs higher temperatures we integrate a compression unit; the site decides, not the equipment.
How is the preliminary estimate made, and how fast?
You give us the heat source, temperature, scale and what you spend on steam or fuel. An engineer replies within one working day with the recoverable heat, a suggested path and a payback range, with the basis stated. No site visit first; the assessment is the next step.
How are the savings proven?
The system is monitored continuously once it runs, so savings are measured, not modelled in a proposal. Delivered projects have had their saving rate and emission cuts verified by third parties, and every figure on this site states its verification status.
Who runs it afterwards?
The monitoring platform collects operating data in real time, raises alerts and supports remote operation and tuning. The same data becomes the basis for emissions accounting and reporting.