Based in the new NCEPU Environmental Engineering facilities, the joint innovation centre will focus on serving the air and water pollution control needs of China’s power generation plants.
NCEPU’s main campus is located in Beijing, and it has a sub-campus in Baoding. There are about 3000 faculty and staff, 20 000 full-time undergraduates, and 7000 postgraduates.
“This joint initiative with NCEPU shows our commitment to the China market,” said Hang Low, Filtration Group president Asia. “We are extremely impressed with the know-how and expertise of the University’s Environmental Engineering team and look forward to working together to bring innovative solutions on pollution control.”
“We are pleased to partner with Filtration Group, a leading filtration company that can share their technologies for NCEPU faculties and students to work on and provide superior solutions to a national priority on energy savings and environmental control,” said Professor Zhigong Wu, General Secretary of North China Electric Power University.
