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SDL was identified as the Beijing Training Base of the Monitoring Center for Stationary Pollution Sources of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment

2023-10-30

On October 27, 2023, the awarding ceremony and seminar of the Beijing Training Base of the Monitoring Center for Stationary Pollution Sources, hosted by the Environmental Engineering Assessment Center of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, was held at the R&D and production base of SDL.

Cao Liping, director of the Environmental Supervision Research Branch of the Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences, Wang Yanan, deputy director of the Environmental Engineering Assessment Center and director of the Monitoring Center for Stationary Pollution Sources of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, and Ao Xiaoqiang, chairman of Beijing SDL Technology Co., Ltd., attended the awarding ceremony. The Environmental Engineering Assessment Center has played an indispensable technical support role in aspects such as environmental impact assessment management, pollutant discharge permitting and law enforcement supervision.

Director Wang Yanan and Chairman Ao Xiaoqiang jointly unveiled the plaque for the training base of the Monitoring Center for Stationary Pollution Sources. As a key enterprise in the field of environmental monitoring, SDL will actively assume the responsibility of an environmental protection enterprise, utilize its technological accumulation in the field of environmental monitoring, contribute its modest strength to cultivating a national-level automatic monitoring technical support team for the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, and play an active role in comprehensively improving the automatic monitoring and supervision capabilities, strengthening relevant standards, norms and technical research, and promoting the wide application of automatic monitoring data.

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