China Resources enters the green methanol sector by establishing a integrated demonstration project in Suixi that utilizes wind and solar energy to produce green methanol

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On June 4, the first expert review meeting for the feasibility study report of China Resources Suixi Wind and Solar New Energy Integrated Green Methanol Production Demonstration Project was successfully held at China Chemical Donghua Technology. Leaders and experts from entities such as China Resources Power Holdings Limited, China Resources Power Technology Research Institute Co., Ltd., China Resources Power East China Region, Anhui Branch of China Resources New Energy Investment Co., Ltd., Northeast Branch of China Resources New Energy Investment Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Derun Bioenergy Investment Co., Ltd., and the Petroleum and Chemical Industry Planning Institute, which is responsible for reviewing feasibility studies, attended the review meeting. Gu Jianan, the company’s CFO and General Legal Counsel, extended a warm welcome and gratitude to all the leaders and experts present on behalf of Donghua Technology. He said that the company actively responds to the **dual-carbon strategy**, closely monitors market trends and customer needs in the field of green energy and chemical industries, and has accumulated extensive project experience and technical expertise in the integration of new energy sources with green chemistry. The company concentrates its technical resources and talent on technologies in various fields such as green hydrogen, green ammonia, green alcohols, and SAF, with the aim of providing customers with fast, professional, and efficient technical services. Donghua Technology attaches great importance to the preparation of the feasibility study for China Resources Suixi Green Methanol Project. It has conducted extensive technical research and worked on overcoming various challenges, and has held numerous in-depth discussions with experts from within and outside the industry. We hope that the leaders and experts present will offer their valuable suggestions to lay a solid foundation for the smooth progress of this project. Wang Jin, Deputy General Manager of China Resources Power Jiangsu-Anhui New Energy Company, provided a detailed introduction on China Resources Power’s strategy in the new energy sector as well as the background of the Suixi project, on behalf of the project owner. He said that the Huarun Suixi green methanol project is the first project within the Huarun Group that integrates new energy and green chemical manufacturing. The entire Huarun Group attaches great importance to this project, and has demanded that a professional investigation and analysis be conducted objectively and fairly of both the biomass gasification route and the biogas route, in order to identify a technical approach that is reliable and capable of operating stably. We hope that leaders and experts will kindly offer their guidance, providing valuable suggestions, sound strategies, and practical solutions for China Resources Suixi Green Methanol Project. Li Zhijian, deputy director of the Petroleum and Chemical Industry Planning Institute and head of the expert group, said that Donghua Technology, the unit responsible for preparing the project feasibility study, has conducted a thorough comparison of the various technical approaches for the project. The focus of this feasibility review meeting should be on aspects such as the maturity and reliability of the process route, the availability of supporting utility systems, and technical economics, in order to jointly develop a green, economical, and reliable technical approach that will ensure safe, stable, long-term, efficient, and optimal operation of the demonstration project once it is completed. It is hoped that leaders and experts will pool their insights and offer valuable suggestions to ensure proper oversight of the project’s investment and construction, so that the demonstration project can be successfully developed and operated, thereby contributing to the advancement of green methanol as well as the development of future energy sources. The meeting heard reports on the project status and the feasibility study report from the project developer and the unit responsible for preparing the feasibility study. The expert group conducted in-depth discussions from four aspects: chemical engineering processes, new energy and green hydrogen, utility systems, and technical economics. The group agreed that the project feasibility study report had an appropriate background and demand analysis; the project’s output plans, technical solutions, equipment specifications, and engineering plans were well-designed; and the content related to investment estimation and financial evaluation met the required standards. The successful holding of this review meeting has provided guidance for the further advancement of the project.