Recently, against the backdrop of the world’s growing attention to water resource protection and sewage treatment, Luckywater International and the Malaysian Water Association officially signed an agreement to jointly establish an international internship base for sewage treatment. This move marks a solid and important step for Luckywater International in combining international sewage treatment talent training with practice.
The Malaysian Water Association is strong, bringing together many practitioners in the water service industry value chain from water and sewage utilities, manufacturers, consulting agencies, contractors, suppliers, regulators and scholars, focusing on cultivating talents in the water and wastewater industries. In this cooperation, the Malaysian Water Association will rely on these strong industry backgrounds and professional resources, led by research and development teachers, to provide students with at least 1 month of learning and communication opportunities per session. In this process, the association will not only impart advanced sewage treatment theoretical knowledge, but also provide practical R&D and technical support to enterprises, helping Luckywater International to continuously innovate and make breakthroughs in sewage treatment technology.
Luckywater International fully utilizes its own industrial advantages to establish production and practice sites related to sewage treatment, so that students can experience the whole process of sewage treatment from equipment production to on-site sewage treatment, providing students with valuable practice opportunities. As a company that has been deeply involved in the environmental protection industry for more than 12 years, Luckywater International focuses on high-difficulty industrial wastewater treatment and has become a full-industry chain overall solution and operation service provider integrating project investment, design consulting, project construction, operation and maintenance, technology research and development, and complete equipment manufacturing. In terms of technology, the company has a variety of high-difficulty wastewater treatment processes such as MAS, Bardenpho, UF-RO, Fenton strong oxidation, ozone catalytic oxidation and NRC-MVR salt separation and crystallization, which are widely used in various industrial fields such as biopharmaceuticals, chemical and coal chemical industries, high salt and new energy. In terms of project practice, Luckywater International also has many excellent cases. For example, the deep treatment and capacity expansion project of the sewage treatment plant in the eastern area of Jiang’an County Industrial Park to 50,000 tons/day franchise project, the Wenzhou Oujiangkou West Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant franchise project, the Xiangshuiba Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant PPP project in Enshi High-tech Zone, Hubei Province, and the comprehensive utilization of recycled water in Ningyang Chemical Park, Tai’an City, Shandong Province, all safeguard the operation of the international internship base.
The significance of this cooperation is not limited to providing students with practical opportunities and supplying talents to enterprises. From a more macro perspective, it will accelerate the pace of internationalization of Luckywater International. Through cooperation with the Malaysian Water Association, Luckywater International can better integrate with the international community, absorb international advanced sewage treatment concepts and technologies, and also promote its own experience and advantages to the international market.
During the cooperation, the two sides deepened the combination of sewage treatment theory and practice, and continuously optimized the sewage treatment process and technology, which will enhance the overall competitiveness of Luckywater International in the international market. In addition, the cross-border cooperation model has created a new situation for Luckywater International’s exchanges and cooperation in the field of international water affairs, and is expected to attract more resources and forces to invest in water resource protection and sewage treatment, and make positive contributions to the improvement of the global water environment.
I believe that with the joint efforts of both sides, the International Internship Base for Wastewater Treatment will become a cradle for cultivating high-quality wastewater treatment talents, strive to become a model of cooperation between China and Malaysia in the field of environmental protection, and write a new glorious chapter for the global wastewater treatment industry.
