Sinoma Energy Conservation invests in the construction and operation of waste heat power stations, with a franchise period generally of 10-25 years. During the period, investment is recovered and profits are obtained by selling electricity to energy-consuming enterprises; upon expiration of the franchise period, the property rights of the power station are transferred to the owner. 

Cost Reduction and Win-Win: The electricity sales price is moderately lower than the owner's original electricity purchase price, achieving a win-win situation for both parties. 

Controllable Risk: Sinoma Energy Conservation bears most of the investment and operation risks and enjoys the power generation收益 during the franchise period. 

Representative Case: Saudi Arabia Yanbu Cement Waste Heat Power Generation Project 

Installed capacity of 1×15 MW + 1×22 MW waste heat power generation units, the world's largest scale of its kind upon completion. 

Saves 83,300 tons of standard coal annually and reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 218,000 tons per year. 

Selected for the domestic "Five Years of Endeavor" large-scale achievement exhibition.