According to the Environmental Protection Law and the National Strategy for Solid Waste Management from 2025 to 2030 approved by the Prime Minister of Vietnam, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) is responsible for coordinating the supervision of household waste. Open dumping and incineration of solid waste are strictly prohibited, and violators will face a maximum fine of 500 million Vietnamese dong for enterprises and 5 million Vietnamese dong for individuals. In line with Vietnam's "Green Growth Strategy", the country has set a goal of achieving a 70% industrial waste recycling rate and an 80% harmless treatment rate for urban household waste by 2030, with a core focus on promoting the transformation of waste into "reduction, resource utilization, and harmless" waste. Currently, the disposal of domestic waste in Vietnam is facing prominent challenges. The two core cities of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have dense populations, and Hanoi produces about 6500 tons of domestic waste per day. Among them, plastic waste accounts for a relatively high proportion, and most of it relies on landfill treatment. The decomposition of methane and other gases produced by landfills exacerbates air pollution; Organic waste accounts for 58% of Ho Chi Minh City's garbage, containing a large amount of food and beverage residues, fruit and vegetable waste, and agricultural by-products. The whole territory has a tropical monsoon climate. It is hot and rainy all year round with high humidity. It is divided into dry and rainy seasons. In the rainy season, the rainfall is concentrated and there are many rainstorm. Garbage is easy to deteriorate and rot, generate odor and leachate, pollute the soil and core water systems such as the Mekong River and the Red River. At the same time, urban and rural development is uneven. Rural areas lack basic waste treatment facilities, and most of them are discarded at will. There is an urgent need for treatment equipment that is suitable for the local climate, low-cost, easy to operate and maintain, and consistent with the goal of circular development.

China Yongle Environmental Protection Project has targeted the development of "over standard weather resistant and efficient" domestic waste treatment equipment: it is made of anti-corrosion and moisture resistant alloy material+fully sealed anti leakage chamber, which can withstand high temperature and humidity, rainstorm impact and mosquito erosion. It is suitable for different climate scenarios in dry and rainy seasons in Vietnam, and is equipped with efficient dust removal, deodorization and rainwater diversion modules. Its emission indicators fully comply with the standards of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Vietnam (MONRE). It has been filed with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, meeting the requirements of green growth strategy. Equipped with a "grid solar dual drive+intelligent sorting system", it intelligently identifies recyclables, organic waste, and other garbage, automatically completes sorting without a large amount of manual intervention, and is equipped with a bilingual operation interface in Vietnamese and English. Real time data is uploaded and processed to the MONRE supervision platform for compliance verification. The core adopts a dual process of "high-temperature anaerobic fermentation+low-temperature drying". Organic waste can be fermented for 10 days to produce biogas with a methane content of ≥ 66%, which can be directly connected to local small-scale power plants or used as civilian fuel; The dried garbage can be recycled and reused, and the solidified incineration ash can be used as infrastructure filling. The overall resource utilization rate reaches 82%, effectively solving the pain points of high proportion of local organic garbage, easy deterioration, and leachate pollution, helping to improve the garbage recycling rate and promote the standardization of urban and rural garbage management.

Adapting to the needs of urban and rural areas in Vietnam: Around the Hanoi landfill site, the cluster equipment has a daily processing capacity of 130 tons, optimizing the landfill waste reduction process, collecting landfill methane gas for power generation, significantly reducing air pollution, and meeting the needs of Hanoi's air pollution control; In residential areas and commercial districts of Ho Chi Minh City, modular equipment with a daily processing capacity of 70 tons is installed, and silent and deodorizing modules are added to avoid affecting the living and commercial environment of residents, while achieving waste resource utilization; In the Da Nang tourist attraction, small equipment is suitable for ecological protection needs, with a daily processing capacity of 20 tons. It can convert organic waste into organic fertilizer for landscaping and maintenance in the scenic area, which is in line with the local ecological tourism development plan; In rural areas of the Mekong Delta, small mobile devices with a daily processing capacity of 10 tons can be powered by solar energy to adapt to remote and unstable power grid scenarios. The organic fertilizer produced by organic waste fermentation is directly supplied to rice paddies and rubber plantations to meet local agricultural needs; In the border towns of Laojie Province, the equipment is connected to the cross-border garbage recycling system to achieve classified recycling of recyclable materials and assist in border environmental compliance.

Local compliance and service guarantee: The equipment strictly complies with the requirements of the Environmental Protection Law and the National Strategy for Solid Waste Management from 2025 to 2030, which can help enterprises and municipal departments fulfill their environmental responsibilities and enjoy government green investment incentive policies. Set up large-scale service bases in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, reserve moisture resistant and corrosion-resistant core spare parts, achieve 6-hour maintenance response in core cities, and provide on-site maintenance services in remote rural areas. Provide bilingual training in Vietnamese and English, as well as interpretation of local environmental regulations, to assist clients in completing compliance filing. The energy consumption of equipment operation is 38% lower than traditional equipment, and it can participate in Vietnam's carbon credit trading. At the same time, optimize the operation and maintenance process, adapt to the current situation of technical talents in Vietnam, significantly reduce operation and maintenance costs, and help Vietnam promote clean city construction, achieve urban and rural waste recycling and green growth goals.

Yongle Environmental Protection is mainly engaged in the research and development, production and sales of complete sets of technical equipment for organic solid waste disposal and comprehensive utilization. Production and manufacturing, domestic waste treatment equipment, tire pyrolysis equipment, medical waste disposal equipment, hazardous waste disposal equipment, and achieve efficient and comprehensive utilization of resources through independently developed low-temperature anaerobic pyrolysis equipment technology solutions.

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