Recently, at the 50th International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva, the "Advanced Amine-Based CO₂ Capture Technology for Industrial Flue Gas," jointly developed by CPECC Beijing Branch and its partners, stood out among over 1,000 innovations from 45 countries and regions to win the Gold Award. This marks the company’s first recognition at this prestigious event.

The award-winning technology integrates multiple innovations, including compound amine formulations, solvent purification, and emission control systems. These advancements significantly reduce energy consumption and solvent loss, supporting the scalable application of CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage) technologies in industrial flue gas treatment.

Since launching its collaboration with ADNOC in 2017 for a carbon capture project, CPECC Beijing Branch has led company-level and CNPC Engineering-level key R&D projects in CCUS. It has also participated in national-level scientific initiatives within the CNPC Group. The process package developed by the team has been recognized by the China Petroleum Engineering Construction Association as reaching an internationally advanced level.

Notably, the amine-based solution optimized for oxygen-rich environments has demonstrated exceptional stability in China’s first CCUS project for the textile industry—a 18,000 tons/year ammonium bicarbonate facility in Foshan, Guangdong.

As one of the world’s top three invention fairs, the Geneva International Exhibition of Inventions is endorsed by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and widely regarded as the "Oscars of Invention." Winning this award signifies international recognition of the company’s achievements in CCUS technology.