Resource Regeneration & Products
Once the Zongyang Project (under construction, coming on stream in 2027) and the Organic Solid Waste Resource Recovery Project (preliminary work underway, breaking ground in 2028) are in operation, waste mineral oil, spent activated carbon, used packaging containers, and agricultural and forestry waste will be regenerated into re-refined base oil, regenerated activated carbon, reconditioned packaging containers, and bio-based products for buyers.
Four Categories of Green Products.
Four waste streams correspond to four regenerated product families: waste mineral oil becomes Group III and synthetic base oils, lubricants, and fuel oil components; spent activated carbon becomes regenerated activated carbon; used steel and plastic drums become reconditioned packaging containers; and agricultural and forestry waste becomes bio-based products.
For buyers, choosing regenerated products such as re-refined base oil helps lower the upstream carbon footprint of their products and meet green procurement requirements; China's Action Plan for Carbon Dioxide Peaking Before 2030 also lists circular-economy-driven carbon reduction among its ten key actions.
The processes and pollution controls for waste mineral oil regeneration follow national standards such as the Guideline for Recovery and Regeneration of Waste Mineral Oil (GB/T 17145-2024). The corresponding units are being built under the Zongyang Project and the Organic Solid Waste Resource Recovery Project; once they are in operation, the feedstock source, process route, and production unit of every product batch will be traceable.
Four Regeneration Routes.
Re-Refined Base Oil (Waste Mineral Oil)
Waste mineral oil passes through pretreatment, refining with HyFine liquid-phase hydrogen-control treatment technology, distillation, and blending and packaging to yield Group III and synthetic base oils, lubricants, and fuel oil components, suitable for lubricant blending. Supply begins once the Organic Solid Waste Resource Recovery Project comes on stream.
Regenerated Activated Carbon
Spent activated carbon is regenerated through Molyfor's independently developed supercritical CO₂ process, designed for high iodine value and a high regeneration rate, for use in water treatment, air purification, and industrial adsorption. Supply begins once the Zongyang Project (under construction, coming on stream in 2027) is in operation.
Reconditioned Packaging Containers
Hazardous waste steel drums, plastic drums, and plastic bags are reconditioned by type and supplied after passing inspection, for reuse as industrial packaging. Supply begins once the Zongyang Project (under construction, coming on stream in 2027) is in operation.
Bio-Based Products
Comprehensive utilization of agricultural and forestry waste yields bio-based green products; supply begins once the Organic Solid Waste Resource Recovery Project comes on stream.