The water resource assessment for Jiu Tai New Materials’ 1 million-ton coal-based ethylene glycol production project in Inner Mongolia has passed the review

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The water resource assessment for Inner Mongolia Jutai New Materials’ 1 million-ton per year coal-based ethylene glycol production project was approved. Author/Source: Date: 2017-09-25; Clicks: 20. On September 20, a review meeting regarding the water resource assessment report for this project was held at the Hohhot Government Service Center, organized by the Hohhot Water Resources Bureau. Experts from institutions such as the Institute of Water Resources Science for Pastoral Areas under the Ministry of Water Resources, Hohhot Environmental Protection Bureau, Hohhot Water Resources Survey and Design Institute, and Hohhot Chunhua Water Services Company participated in the evaluation. At the meeting, the expert group listened to a presentation on the project overview of Inner Mongolia Jutai New Materials Co., Ltd., as well as a report from the drafting unit on the preparation of the \"Water Resource Assessment Report for the 1 million-ton ethylene glycol production project of Inner Mongolia Jutai New Materials Co., Ltd.\" They also reviewed the relevant documents, materials, and the substantive content of the reports submitted by the company. After review, the expert group concluded that the documents submitted for the project meet the requirements of **relevant laws and regulations. The Water Resources Assessment Report provides a clear overview of the project, including information on water usage plans, water extraction methods, and water discharge methods. It also offers comprehensive evaluations regarding the rationality of water extraction, the scope of impacts resulting from water extraction, and the scope of impacts resulting from water discharge. Therefore, the review is approved. At the same time, it is required that the compiling unit modify and improve the content of the report as soon as possible based on the experts’ review comments, so as to complete the submission for approval. On September 17, the environmental impact assessment for Inner Mongolia JiuTai New Materials Co., Ltd.’s project to produce 1 million tons of coal-based ethylene glycol per year was completed. As the next step, the agency responsible for preparing the environmental impact assessment will modify and improve the contents of the report based on the experts’ feedback, so that it can be submitted for approval. . On September 5, the engineering design contract for Inner Mongolia Jiu Tai New Materials Co., Ltd.’s project to produce 1 million tons of ethylene glycol per year was signed. Cui Lianguo, Chairman of JiuTai Group, Wu Yinlong, Chairman of Hualu Engineering Technology Co., Ltd., and Jiang Congbin, General Manager of Aerospace Changzheng Chemical Engineering Co., Ltd., jointly signed the engineering design contract on behalf of the three parties. The contract scope includes all process units other than the air separation unit, gasification unit, shift unit, and low-temperature methanol washing unit, as well as the utility systems, auxiliary facilities, and the overall project design. On August 17, the feasibility study report and energy-saving assessment report for Inner Mongolia Jiutai New Materials Co., Ltd.’s project to produce 1 million tons of coal-based ethylene glycol per year were completed and reviewed. At the Jutai Coal Chemical Project in the Tuoketuo Industrial Park, Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the product production plan was changed at the end of June, with the original plan of \"producing 1.7 million tons of coal-based olefins and related fine products per year\" being replaced by a plan to \"produce 1 million tons of ethylene glycol per year\". The company responsible for the 1 million-ton per year ethylene glycol production project in the Jutai Togtoh Industrial Park has been registered ； The initial land area allocated for the project is planned to be 2,000 mu. The project site has been located north of Jinlong Street and west of Fuxing Road in the Tuoketuo Industrial Park (the area originally designated for the Chinalco and Qinghua projects). A total of 3,867.34 mu of land in this area has been expropriated, of which 570 mu have already gone through the approval procedures.