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When the cold winter of 2009 has become a thing of the past, we are about to usher in 2010 when the market gradually warms up. Many people believe that the global financial crisis caused the ups and downs of the fertilizer market in 2008. Now that the global economy is recovering, fertilizer companies will soon get out of trouble. However, at recent relevant industry meetings, senior participants believed that overcapacity in my country's phosphate and compound fertilizer industry was the main reason, but it was only the financial crisis that covered up this fact. In other words, if the financial crisis in 2008 comes later, the crisis caused by overcapacity in my country's phosphate and compound fertilizer industry will inevitably break out! Fertilizer companies also want to develop sustainably, so they must optimize their structures and further reduce costs. Energy conservation and emission reduction will be the general trend of industry development. Do you still remember the Copenhagen Climate Conference? * * Commitment, thanks to HRS technology, sulfuric acid people have assumed more responsibilities and obligations. Judging from the commissioning and operation of domestic low-temperature heat energy recovery devices in recent years, although domestic low-temperature heat energy recovery devices have exposed some problems one after another, Dan Zhi believes that this is an inevitable stage. There is no need to be too pessimistic, but we cannot rush for success. It can be predicted that heat energy recovery will be a key indicator of the competitiveness of phosphate and compound fertilizer companies in the future. I hope our phosphate and compound fertilizer industry will develop healthily in 2010!
1# my country is pointing to the Copenhagen Climate Conference* * Our commitment is to reduce emissions by about 40%, which is a bit difficult.
Thank you Bamboo. Happy New Year to all Haiyou friends! I wish the Haichuan Forum will get better and better! I wish the phosphate and compound fertilizer industry prospers!
We who make sulfuric acid are also very concerned about it. The current situation in China is that there is overcapacity in various industries, and the intensification of production capacity is inevitable. Only by becoming bigger and stronger can we develop low-carbon and energy-saving technologies.
Carbon emissions are not caused by our "acid" industry, but we "acid" people like us must do our part to address global climate change.
After the Copenhagen Conference, is it still possible to apply for CDM for a low-temperature recovery sulfuric acid plant?