Devon Environmental Energy (Chengdu) Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise adhering to the value of sustainable development, providing technical services and investment in environmental protection, energy conservation, low carbon, safety and new energy.
Its business covers municipal & industrial wastewater treatment, reclaimed water reuse, zero (near-zero) discharge and other water treatment fields, industrial energy conservation & carbon reduction, resource recovery and utilization, as well as solar and hydrogen new energy businesses.
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2026-05-22
Prof. Max Dohmann Attends CSWADI Zhishan Academy "Master Forum" to Explore Future Urban Ecological Coexistence
On May 14, Prof. Max Dohmann, Director of Devon Environmental Energy and international ecological environmental expert, was invited to attend the "Master Forum" of CSWADI. He shared cutting-edge international concepts and practical experience on the ecological coexistence of future cities, which deepened technical exchanges and cooperation between the two sides. The company will continue to focus on the innovation of ecological and environmental technologies to promote the development of green cities.
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2021-10-29
Devon Environmental Successfully Concludes 2021 Central Environmental Inspection Debriefing Session
On Oct 19, 2021, Devon Environmental's 2021 Central Environmental Inspection Debriefing Session was held in Chengdu Eastern New Area, chaired by Ms. Zhang Xia. Project company and headquarters representatives attended. The meeting reviewed inspection work, planned an "Inspection Readiness Guide", deployed management priorities, and strengthened internal collaboration, laying a solid foundation for O&M management.
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2021-01-06
Jianyang Devon Water Services Co., Ltd. Launches Work Safety Education, Training and Special Emergency Drills
On Dec 23, 2021, Jianyang Devon Water Services organized work safety training and special emergency drills to fulfill work safety responsibilities and improve safety management of 24 township WWTPs in Jianyang. Over 30 managers and safety officers participated in theoretical training and CPR practice, enhancing safety awareness and emergency response capabilities.
