The 14th International Bio-fermentation Products and Technology Equipment Exhibition (Jinan) was grandly held at the Jinan Yellow River International Convention and Exhibition Center from March 3 to 5, 2025. Shandong Tianli Energy Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Tianli Energy) appeared at the exhibition, providing full-scenario solutions to build momentum for the industry’s green economy.
Tianli Energy was founded in 1994 and is a national high-tech enterprise affiliated to Shandong Scitech Innovation Group Co., Ltd. The company aims to develop strategic emerging industry technologies and high-end equipment technologies, with high-end equipment such as drying, calcination, evaporation, reaction, polymerization, separation, transportation and related green and low-carbon projects as the core. It focuses on new energy, new materials and green and low-carbon industries, and can provide customers with project consulting, engineering design, core equipment supply and general contracting services. The company has the Class A design institute for chemical, petrochemical and pharmaceutical industries, and is the chairman unit of the Drying Equipment Branch of the China General Machinery Industry Association. It has undertaken more than 3,000 high-quality projects, helping application customers to maximize their value.
During the exhibition, Tianli Energy displayed its technical solutions in drying, granulation, and transportation for bio-fermentation products (such as monosodium glutamate, threonine, small amino acid powder products, small amino acid granule products, lysine spray granulation, methionine, and high-value amino acid waste liquid treatment technology) and new chemical materials products (such as CPVC, CP, PA, PPTA, PPS, POM, etc.), as well as complete engineering design capabilities. The exhibitors introduced the company’s new achievements, new technologies, new products, and new processes through case introductions, process explanations, and model dynamic demonstrations, and provided one-stop solutio.
