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“Mid-term review of the “Low-temperature Methanization Technology using Syngas/Pyrolysis Gas in a Single Stage and Related Demonstration” project / Author/Source: Yahuah Coal Chemical Industry / Date: 10-16-2019 / Views: 24. Recently, the Management Office of the key project “Clean and Efficient Utilization of Coal and New Energy-saving Technologies” under the High-tech Center of the Ministry of Science and Technology (hereinafter referred to as the “Project Management Office”) organized an expert group to conduct a mid-term review of the project “Low-temperature Methanization Technology using Syngas/Pyrolysis Gas in a Single Stage and Related Demonstration”, led by Zhengzhou University. More than 40 people attended the meeting, including representatives from the science and technology management departments of the project’s leading organization, experts responsible for the overall project team, peer experts and financial experts as part of the inspection team, relevant staff from the project office, and key members of the project team. The experts conducting the mid-term review listened to the project leader’s presentation, examined the technical and financial documents related to the mid-term review, and raised questions focusing on issues such as catalyst performance and evaluation of long-term durability, as well as the compatibility between catalysts and reactors during scale-up. They provided suggestions regarding the proper integration of the results from various research tasks and the implementation risks associated with the construction of demonstration facilities, and formulated clear conclusions for the mid-term project review. In his summary, the person in charge of the special task force noted that as the entities responsible for the organization and management of the project, the leading unit and the project leader should carefully consider the requirements outlined in the \"three orientations\" of the key research and development program. They should thoroughly review the questions and suggestions put forward by experts, make dynamic adjustments to the project implementation plan based on the research objectives specified in the task outline, define more detailed timelines for the subsequent phases of the project, work backwards from these deadlines, and take proactive actions to ensure that the project goals are achieved on time.