Recently, the inaugural Nomadic Folk Culture and Tourism Festival and the August Grassland Gala of Zeku County, Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province, opened with great fanfare. During the three-day event, Zeku County hosted a grand gala to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, showcasing the remarkable achievements made over the past seven decades in the county’s political, economic, cultural, social, and ecological-civilization development. On this momentous occasion, Senno waterless flush toilets, as an eco-friendly product, lent their support to the inaugural festival, providing warm and thoughtful services to audiences and tourists alike.

This cultural festival is designed to leverage cultural tourism as a bridge and the grand grassland gathering as a platform, warmly welcoming guests from all directions and sharing the fruits of development. The Seno waterless public toilets specially customized for this event use Tibetan cultural motifs as their visual signature and are powered by cutting-edge waterless microbial technology, making them weather-resistant, eco-friendly, and fully portable. This initiative is one of Sinopec’s efforts in Zeku County to advance rural revitalization and promote the construction of beautiful countryside. With its presence at the festival, Seno’s waterless eco-friendly public toilets have effectively addressed the restroom needs of tens of thousands of visitors and staff, significantly enhancing the overall user experience—and earning unanimous praise from local authorities and on-site users alike. To date, the Seno waterless public toilets have successfully completed their service mission, having served more than 50,000 individuals according to IoT data.

Senno’s waterless, eco-friendly public toilets were developed in response to the national “Toilet Revolution” initiative and are ideally suited for arid and cold regions, remote areas, and locations with limited water resources or no supporting sewage infrastructure. These facilities employ microbial degradation to break down organic matter in human waste, reducing the residual sludge to just 1% of its original volume, which can then be used as organic fertilizer. The microbial degrading inoculant should be replaced every three to six months. Waterless, eco-friendly toilets are available in a variety of configurations, including station-based, skid-mounted, explosion-proof, weather-resistant, and custom-designed landscape-integrated models, making them suitable for use in villages, towns, urban districts, municipal settings, and tourist attractions.

The grand event has now concluded successfully, and Seno Technology’s waterless flush public toilets have been deployed across the city and various industrial parks, continuing to serve Zeku County. The commissioning of these eco-friendly, waterless public toilets in different areas has not only enhanced urban public service infrastructure and elevated urban environmental hygiene standards, but also improved the quality of life for residents, providing more comfortable and convenient restroom facilities for both local residents and tourists. At the same time, this initiative has spurred urban economic development and stimulated growth in related industries.