Air Pollution Reduction Technology
Using the most advanced chemical technology, we can improve air pollution and exhaust gas carbon reduction at one time
Air pollution reduction technology
The founder of the company, Dr. Fang Kecheng, has deeply researched various latest technologies, invented carbon reduction methods that subvert human thinking, and used advanced chemical synthesis technology to change the emission path of coal-fired fuel plants, through chemical carbon reduction, to reduce the content of PM2.5 in the air, convert heavy metal carcinogens into agricultural production, and completely change the carbon emissions in the air.
The era of global carbon reduction has officially arrived
The European Green Deal, which was planned by the European Commission, was officially released on December 11, 2019, revealing carbon neutrality by 2050 and carbon reduction by 50%~55% by 2030 [1]. The world has officially begun to enter the era of energy conservation and carbon reduction, with individuals and countries talking about carbon neutrality, carbon reduction, green energy and other issues.
For a long time, the sudden increase in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere accumulates heat from the sun, making the atmosphere feel like a thermal bag, causing the average temperature of the earth to rise, causing polar glaciers to collapse, sea level rise, and various extreme weather events.
Therefore, in order to set a cap on the total amount of carbon emissions, the government departments of various countries allocate carbon emission quotas to different enterprises according to different industries.
“Carbon credits” are simply “carbon emission rights”, which are usually calculated in units of one metric ton of carbon emissions. According to the different ways carbon credits are generated, they are divided into the following two types: one is generated through the government’s mandatory cap control and trading; The other is generated in the voluntary market and is often used by companies as a means of carbon offset [3].
Southeast Asian countries have already begun to establish carbon credit trading systems and impose carbon taxes (or carbon tariffs). For example, “Singapore is the first region in Asia to implement a carbon tax, imposing a carbon tax of S$5 per tonne on large emitters of more than 2.5 tonnes since 2019, and establishing a multinational carbon credit trading platform (CIX) last year, and the carbon tax rate will gradually increase from the current S$5 to $25 per metric ton of emissions from 2024, to S$45 in 2026, and the carbon tax per metric ton of emissions will reach S$50 to $80 in 2030[4].
No matter how large the carbon market is, carbon dioxide will not disappear out of thin air just by changing hands countless times. The real carbon reduction is to return to the real technical level and substantially reduce carbon dioxide.
The European Union officially passed the Green New Deal, revealing that it will achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and reduce carbon emissions by 50 – 55% by 2030.
What is carbon neutrality? What is the difference from net zero emissions? How can Taiwan achieve net-zero emissions?
What are carbon credits, carbon fees, and carbon taxes? How does the carbon trading market work? Can it really help reduce carbon emissions?
EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and Asian Carbon Tax Dynamics Deloitte Zhongxin: Carbon tax catalyzes enterprises to implement green transformation and achieve carbon reduction goals