CCEC was Awarded the K-C1 Marine Engine Emission Approval Certificate

The K-C1 family of the CCEC Inland River Phase 1 Project has won another victory. After QSNT won the world’s first inland water phase 1 certificate in November last year, it has once again won the China Phase 1 Emission Recognition Certificate.
On June 18, 2019, a group of 5 people, including Gu Siyuan, general manager of CCS, and Tang Jian, deputy general manager of China Classification Society, visited CCEC and held a solemn certification ceremony in the company’s first conference room. CCEC Deputy General Manager Wang Xiao, Industrial Marketing Director Gao Xiaofeng, Technical Director Guan Rong, and Quality Director Lin Jing attended the ceremony. The meeting was held under the auspices of Gao Xiaofeng, Marketing Director. Wang Xiao, Deputy General Manager of CCEC , delivered a speech, reviewed the details of the CCEC project along the way, and expressed CCEC’ high attention to the regulations of the first stage of inland rivers, and the great efforts of this project. Thank you for the great help that CES has given in the development of K-C1 and QSNT marine engines at CCEC.

Gu Siyuan, general manager of the classification society, said: “Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets. The first stage of China’s inland river regulations is the first marine engine emission regulations promulgated in China. It indicates that the country attaches great importance to environmental protection. Not to open the engine companies represented by CCEC to overcome difficulties in scientific research and actively support them. After all, there is no standard that can be achieved by enterprise products. In this regard, I would like to thank the enterprises represented by CCEC for their support to the country’s “Blue Sky Defense War”. They were able to quickly respond to regulatory requirements and obtained the world’s first inland water phase I certificate last year to help promote regulations. China Classification Society and CCEC share similar values. Both sides attach importance to service and take it as their mission to bring real value to end users. At the same time, they respect laws and regulations and attach great importance to social responsibility. Both parties have witnessed the history of each other. , has a lot to offer.