Some Chinese social media users, on the other hand, allege that the organisation Ms Jiang's father works for is backed by prominent American companies and foundations.
Up to 1,000 jobs could be created by a new artificial intelligence data centre in North Lincolnshire.A planning application has been submitted for the "AI data centre campus" by the A15 next to Elsham Wolds Industrial Estate.
It would cover up to 435 acres (176 hectares) of agricultural fields.(LDRS), construction costs are estimated as between £5.5bn and £9bn, excluding the cost of the computing equipment.The outline application suggests it could comprise up to 15 individual data centre buildings as well as a greenhouse complex and energy centre, the LDRS said.
An estimated 2,600 to 3,600 jobs a year on and off site would be supported during the ten-year construction of the facility, according to the LDRS.A proposed energy centre on site would produce up to 49.9MW of electricity a year.
Next to it would be a greenhouse complex, using waste heat from the cooling of the data centre buildings to grow agricultural produce.
An economic report for the greenhouse predicts it could grow 4,728 tonnes of tomatoes a year supporting an estimated 64 jobs on and off site.Their efforts have gained international recognition, most notably when they were awarded a $20,000-prize as one of the winners of the 2023 Youth4Climate Energy Challenge, a global initiative co-led by the Italian government and the United Nations Development Programme.
Sustenta also receives funding from the embassy of the The Netherlands in the region, which told the BBC that it chose Sustenta because "their project offered an innovative and viable solution, using an enterprising approach which has a social impact"."It [their project] not only contributes to lessening the environmental impact through an emphasis on creating a circular economy, but also empowers young people and women - the groups most affected by climate change - and generates green jobs."
Sustenta offers between 2.50 and 3.50 Lempiras (£0.08 and £0.11) per pound of used cooking oil.And it is not just small businesses it deals with.