Recently, the order of marine desulfurization tower of Shanghai QiYao Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. (Qiyao Environ Tec), a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC), has successfully exceeded 700 sets, which has set a new milestone in the field of onboard exhaust gas emission.
In 2011, Qiyao Environ Tec ventured into the research and development of marine exhaust gas aftertreatment systems. In 2017, the company secured its first order, and by 2023, it innovatively introduced an integrated desulfurization and decarbonization solution.
As of 2024, the company has successfully delivered its 500th set of marine scrubbers. Throughout this journey, Qiyao Environ Tec has consistently adhered to the philosophy of green development, demonstrating unwavering determination and perseverance. Until 2024, when the 500th set of marine desulfurization tower came off the production line, the company has consistently adhered to the philosophy of green development.
The order exceeded 700 sets, which is a strong testimony of the company’s continuous improvement of technical innovation ability, product quality and service level.
Qiyao Environ Tec has developed a wide range of marine EGCs, including open, closed and hybrid type, which can meet the needs of different types of ships, different routes and different regions.
The delivered products cover all mainstream ship types, and their performance strictly meets the requirements of International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations. With high quality products, reliable delivery and efficient service, Qiyao Environ Tec has been highly recognized by the world’s famous shipowners and shipybuilders, and has become one of the first-class equipment manufacturers in the world.
In the future, Qiyao Environ Tec will continue to be guided by technological innovation, give full play to its significant technical strength and market influence in the field of marine desulfurization, provide more advanced and efficient solutions for the global ship environmental protection industry, and help the global shipping industry achieve green, low-carbon and sustainable development.