Zhejiang Shixian New Materials Co., Ltd. kicks off the “Project for the Production of High-End New Materials through the Green Integration of Recycled Resources”

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On the morning of December 24, the groundbreaking ceremony for Zhejiang Shixian New Materials Co., Ltd.’s “High-End New Materials Project for the Green Integrated Production of Recycled Resources” was held grandly in Anji, Huzhou. Centered on technological innovation, this project integrates the entire industrial chain from \"renewable resources → syngas → green methanol/new materials\\": It boasts advanced technology – utilizing biomass gasification and green synthesis methods to replace 300,000 tons of fossil resources per year, reduce carbon emissions by 600,000 tons, and generate green hydrogen to support the development of hydrogen energy in Zhejiang. Model innovation: Establishing an industrial ecosystem characterized by \"negative carbon emissions, low energy consumption, and high added value\"; upon completion of the first phase, the annual output value is expected to be around 850 million yuan. Strategic layout: Launch the “10-100-1,000” five-year plan, aiming to establish 10 industrialization bases, achieve output values in the tens of billions, and realize carbon emission reductions on the order of tens of millions of tons. The scale and scope of this project include: the construction of a new biomass processing unit with an annual capacity of 200,000 tons; 2 units for the gasification of recycled materials along with systems for treating black liquor and ash (2 production lines in total, each with an annual processing capacity of 200,000 tons); a unit for desulfurizing acidic gases (and recovering sulfur) with an annual capacity of 232 tons; a distillation unit for producing high-purity methanol with an annual capacity of 100,000 tons; a unit for producing polyimide (PI) monomers with an annual capacity of 1,780 tons; a unit for producing PI paste with an annual capacity of 2,900 tons; as well as air separation and air compression facilities with an annual capacity of 336,494.84 tons, along with various supporting utility and storage facilities.