On March 20, 2024, a team led by the Chief Technology Officer of Weyeah Power visited the large-scale landfill site in Yangluo, Wuhan for a project investigation.

On March 20, 2024, a delegation from Weyeah Power, led by the company's Technical Director, visited a large landfill site located in the Yangluo District of Wuhan. The purpose of the visit was to inspect the generator unit project at the landfill site.

The company in question is dedicated to developing and operating clean energy projects. This inspection aimed to understand the operation, mode of operation, and economic benefits of the generator unit project, providing reference for the company's future project development.

During the inspection, the Technical Director of Weyeah Power led the company team to visit various parts of the generator unit and engaged in in-depth discussions with the project leader regarding project construction and operation. The project leader explained that the generator unit project at the Yangluo landfill site in Wuhan utilizes methane gas produced from the landfill for power generation, making it one of the clean energy projects. The project has been running steadily with good economic benefits. Furthermore, the project is undergoing ecological upgrading and renovation.

Background Information: The Wuhan Xinzhou Yangluo landfill site covers an area of 966 acres, with a landfill area of 480,000 square meters and a total capacity of 13.3 million cubic meters. It processes 2,000 tons of urban municipal solid waste per day and has a lifespan of 21 years. It primarily consists of three Jenbacher 320 generator units, each with a capacity of 1067KW, totaling 3201KW installed capacity.