Returning Resources to Industry, Returning Ecology to Nature
Molyfor grounds sustainability in three areas of work: compliance and EHS, ESG and social value, and information disclosure. On this basis, industrial parks, regulators, and waste generators can verify our operating licenses, electronic manifests, and ledgers, and consult environmental monitoring data (materials are being compiled and will be published on this page in stages).
A Complete Compliance Framework, from Licenses to Manifests.
Before handing hazardous waste to Molyfor, waste generators can check five links one by one: operation licensing, transport licensing, storage compliance, disposal process compliance, and electronic manifests with ledgers.
Key rules are written into system workflows: smart service terminals record weighing and handover, electronic manifest information is synchronized, and ledgers match settlement records, so collection and transport are documented throughout.
Five Key Links of Compliance.
Hazardous Waste Operation License
A hazardous waste operation license covering 26 categories and 166 sub-categories, operated under license through the Yi'an Project (the mode and scope of operation are as stated on the license).
Transport Licensing
Licensing for road transport of dangerous goods, with satellite vehicle positioning and route monitoring, and records kept across the entire journey.
Storage Compliance
Hazardous waste storage facilities built to GB 18597-2023, with zoned, compartmentalized management.
Disposal Process Compliance
At the Zongyang Project (under construction, commissioning in 2027), incineration, physicochemical treatment, and regeneration units are designed and built in line with the environmental impact assessment approval and safety review requirements, and will operate within the approved conditions after commissioning.
Electronic Manifests and Ledgers
Electronic manifest information interfaces with provincial and national hazardous waste regulatory platforms; ledgers match settlement records, making reconciliation easy for waste generators.
Three Tiers of EHS Management.
EHS (environment, health and safety) management operates at three levels: on-site operations (personal protective equipment, standardized procedures, job manuals), process and equipment (interlock logic, redundant design, closed-loop verification), and emergency response (filed contingency plans, regular drills, and coordination with local emergency services).
On-site Operating Standards
Job manuals, personal protective equipment, and operating procedures cover collection, transport, and storage; they will extend to disposal once the Zongyang Project is commissioned.
Process Interlocks
Interlock logic, redundant design, and closed-loop verification; critical actions shut down automatically whenever their conditions are not met.
Emergency Response Plans
Contingency plans are prepared and filed, drills are held regularly, and response is coordinated with local emergency services; coverage will expand accordingly once the Zongyang Project is commissioned.
Environmental Monitoring
Air emissions, wastewater, noise, and other environmental indicators are monitored to standard and reported to regulatory platforms, with monitoring results made public as required.
Concrete Responses to Four SDGs.
Molyfor's day-to-day work corresponds to four UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
The self-developed HyFine liquid-phase hydrogen-control treatment technology, the supercritical CO₂ activated carbon regeneration process, and the "IoT + Hazardous Waste" Intelligent Management Service Platform (IHWDS) provide transferable technical solutions for hazardous waste collection, storage, and resource regeneration.
Sustainable Cities and Communities
The Yi'an Project is included among the demonstration projects of Tongling's "Zero-Waste City" program, providing centralized collection and storage for industrial parks and nearby waste generators; resource-recovery capacity will follow once the Zongyang Project is commissioned.
Responsible Consumption and Production
Returning solid waste to the production system forms a closed loop of waste generation → collection and transport → regeneration → reuse: compliant collection and storage services have cumulatively covered over 6,000 waste-generating enterprises, and four product lines — re-refined base oil, regenerated activated carbon, reconditioned packaging containers, and bio-based products — will flow back into the industrial system after commissioning.
Climate Action
After commissioning, re-refined base oil can replace part of the virgin refining route, cutting carbon emissions from base oil production; actual reductions will be disclosed year by year on the disclosure page once projects are in operation.
Environmental · Social · Governance.
Environment
After the projects are commissioned, resource regeneration lowers the carbon intensity per unit of disposal; supercritical CO₂ activated carbon regeneration reduces secondary pollution; re-refined base oil substitutes for part of the virgin petroleum base oil.
Social
Compliant collection and storage services for over 6,000 waste-generating enterprises; online ordering and compliant settlement for small waste generators, with reverse invoices issued under State Taxation Administration Announcement No. 5 of 2024 when purchasing end-of-life products from eligible natural-person sellers; support for industrial parks and local authorities in advancing "Zero-Waste City" development.
Governance
End-to-end digital management, with compliance records matching settlement documents; electronic manifest and ledger information interfaces with regulatory platforms; key operating and environmental indicators will be disclosed on the information disclosure page.
Regional Coordinated Collection and Resource Recovery.
"Zero-Waste City" is an urban development model centered on the source reduction and resource utilization of solid waste. In 2018 the General Office of the State Council issued the pilot work plan launching an initial "11+5" group of pilots; during the 14th Five-Year Plan period the program expanded to 113 cities and 8 special regions. Under national deployment, "Zero-Waste City" development is to cover 60% of cities nationwide by 2027 and reach full coverage by 2035.
Regional Coordinated Collection
Supporting industrial parks and local authorities with collection and storage services for hazardous and solid waste; treatment and utilization services will follow once the Zongyang Project (under construction) is commissioned.
End-to-End Traceability with a Single Code
One code per drum: RFID is added on top of the statutory hazardous waste label (which includes a QR code) and works with smart service terminals and electronic manifests, so collection, transport, and storage can be traced throughout; treatment and regeneration links will be connected as projects are commissioned.
Regenerated Products Returned to Industry
After commissioning, re-refined base oil, regenerated activated carbon, reconditioned packaging containers, and bio-based products return to the industrial system.
Four Feedstocks → Four Product Lines.
Molyfor's resource circulation pathways are organized as feedstock → facility → product; each of the four routes corresponds to a defined process route and facility plan.
Design Targets at Full Capacity.
The figures above are design targets with all projects at full capacity; actual values will be disclosed year by year on the information disclosure page as projects come on stream. Production wastewater is designed for closed-loop recycling with no discharge, subject to the environmental impact assessment approval.
Four Categories of Public Materials.
The information disclosure page is organized into four categories: annual sustainability reports, environmental performance data, regulatory approvals and permits, and material-event disclosures. The first set of materials is being compiled and will be posted on this page once published; later updates will follow the timing required by regulators.
Annual Sustainability Report
An annual summary of environmental performance, social contribution, and governance practice.
Environmental Performance Data
Key indicators including air emissions, wastewater, noise, solid waste disposal volume, and regenerated product output.
Regulatory Approvals and Permits
Key documents including the environmental impact assessment approval and safety review, the hazardous waste operation license, and transport permits.
Material-Event Disclosures
Disclosure of key matters involving compliance, safety, and major project progress.
Request Sustainability Materials.
Annual reports, environmental performance data and regulatory approvals will be disclosed on this page; to request materials or discuss park cooperation, please contact Molyfor.