Construction begins on the Suiyang coal, electricity, chlor-alkali and calcium carbide project
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on January 6, 2013, at 21:41. On June 21, construction began on the chlor-alkali and calcium carbide projects under the coal-power circular economy project in Suiyang, Guizhou, with a total investment of 3.78 billion yuan. The project involving 480,000 tons/year of calcium carbide requires an investment of 1.33 billion yuan. It is expected that the site preparation will be completed within one year. Construction is scheduled to begin in August 2013, with trial production commencing in April 2015. The project involving 300,000 tons/year of ion-exchange membrane caustic soda and 300,000 tons/year of PVC requires an investment of 2.45 billion yuan. Additionally, plans are in place for the construction of facilities to produce 66,000 tons/year of liquid chlorine and 60,000 tons/year of trichloroethylene, along with supporting infrastructure. It is expected that site preparation will be completed within 8 months; construction is scheduled to begin in June 2013, with trial production commencing in April 2015. The total investment in the Suiyang coal-power circular economy project in Guizhou is approximately 8.05 billion yuan. The cement project was ignited in June last year and officially put into operation in October. It has now reached both the planned standards and production targets. hcbbs!!. hcbbs
Another construction project involving low-level repetition.
Various groups proceed with projects blindly, without considering the market; meanwhile, **there is no macro-level regulation! Hey, it’s really tough for chlor-alkali companies.
Blindly investing in construction without regard for technical standards will inevitably lead to losses if one doesn’t know what they’re doing
Is the chlor-alkali and calcium carbide project under the Guizhou Suiyang Coal-Electricity Circular Economy Project still so profitable?