- CEO
- Si Lian Wang
- Full Time Employees
- 15,400
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Far East Finance Centre Hong Kong Hong Kong
- IPO Date
- Dec 30, 1988
- Business
- China Everbright Environment Group Limited, a flagship of China Everbright Group Ltd. listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (0257.HK) and headquartered in Hong Kong since shifting focus to environmental services in 2003, operates as China's largest environmental enterprise and the world's leading waste-to-energy investor across solid waste treatment; water environment management; and clean energy including integrated biomass utilization, hazardous waste treatment, new energy projects, environmental remediation, equipment manufacturing, waste sorting, integrated environmental sanitation, resource recycling, zero-waste city development, green technology research and development, ecological planning, and environmental protection industrial parks. The company manages over 600 projects with aggregate investments exceeding RMB164 billion as of mid-2025, delivering designed capacities such as 162,900 tonnes per day of household waste processing, 7.6 million cubic meters per day of water treatment and supply, and 272 MW of solar and wind power installation, primarily through subsidiaries China Everbright Water Limited (72.87% owned, listed on SGX and HKEX) covering wastewater treatment, reusable water, and river restoration; and China Everbright Greentech Limited (69.70% owned, listed on HKEX) handling biomass, remediation, and renewables. It maintains operations in 229 locations across 25 Chinese provinces and municipalities plus one special administrative region, alongside 16 international markets including Germany, Poland, Vietnam, and Uzbekistan where it recently secured its first two waste-to-energy projects in 2025 to enter Central Asia. In the first half of 2025, the group invested in new projects including its inaugural biomethane initiative for high-value biomass utilization, expanded greentech with RMB60 million in biomass and RMB128 million in remediation contracts, deepened fly ash resource recovery and entered thermal power flue gas markets, pursued mergers and acquisitions in key regions, and planned representative offices in Indonesia, Vietnam, and Central Asia to bolster Belt and Road green development while balancing asset-heavy and asset-light models like EPCO in Thailand and India.