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SHANGHAI, Sept. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The International Solid Waste Association (ISWA) has published a guest blog featuring SUS ENVIRONMENT’s biodiversity conservation practices, highlighting how the company is integrating biodiversity considerations into environmental management, project lifecycle management and ecological restoration.
Titled "Nature Positive × SUS: From Tapirs to Mangroves," the article connects global biodiversity goals with SUS ENVIRONMENT’s practices across different projects and regions.
In Malaysia, SUS has expanded its engagement from supporting Malayan tapir conservation in 2025 to participating in a mangrove planting initiative in Selangor in 2026, reflecting a progression from species and habitat conservation to coastal ecosystem protection.
Beyond CSR initiatives, biodiversity considerations are also being incorporated into project management. According to SUS ENVIRONMENT’s 2025 Sustainability Report, the company applies environmental impact management throughout project development and uses the Integrated Biodiversity Assessment Tool (IBAT) to identify protected areas and Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) around project sites, supporting biodiversity risk identification and planning.
As SUS ENVIRONMENT advances waste-to-energy development and the broader ecological transition, it is extending its focus on biodiversity from species and habitat conservation to project lifecycle management and ecological restoration. These practices reflect three themes of SUS ENVIRONMENT’s biodiversity approach: Protect, Restore and Coexist.
Read the full article on the ISWA Blog:
https://www.iswa.org/blog/guest-blog-nature-positive-x-sus-from-tapirs-to-mangroves/?v=0f177369a3b7
About SUS ENVIRONMENT
SUS ENVIRONMENT is the world’s largest provider of waste incineration equipment and technology, as well as one of the top three investors and operators of waste-to-energy plants (low-carbon Eco-industrial parks) globally.
As of December 2025, SUS ENVIRONMENT has established 11 management centers worldwide, providing environmental and energy services to over 100 million people. It has invested in and constructed over 90 waste-to-energy plants, with a daily processing capacity nearly 120,000 tonnes of municipal solid waste. The annual green power generation is approximately 20,000 GWh, sufficient to meet the annual electricity needs of nearly 8 million households.
*Sources: Environmental Sanitation Net of China and public data; total design capacity as of Dec. 31, 2025.
