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Soda ash industry access policy

2011-04-17View Original

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Dear leaders,* * The "Access Conditions for the Soda Ash Industry" has been officially implemented since June 1, 2010, which states that new and expanded joint soda ash projects will no longer be approved in the northwest region. Why?
Reply #22011-04-19
The main considerations are environmental protection and transportation costs. Such as waste liquid discharge, raw materials, product transportation costs, etc.
Reply #32011-04-21
It’s just a helpless move to be the first to enter and fear that latecomers will share the market.
Reply #42011-05-14
At present, the domestic soda ash industry has serious overcapacity.* * The promulgation of the "Soda Ash Industry Access Conditions" is not just for the northwest region, but also to regulate the development of the entire industry.
Reply #52011-05-24
Reply 1# zsp125 The most important thing is that the current soda ash production capacity has far exceeded the demand, and soda ash is a high-energy-consuming chemical enterprise, which is really not suitable for construction. Comrades, if the expansion》》》》》》》》

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