Everyone rushes to do everything in a crowd
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Recently, I’ve seen many calls for VOCs engineers; it seems that suddenly many organizations are starting to deal with VOCs. These include those that were previously involved in desulfurization and denitrification, those engaged in chemical engineering design, those working on chemical equipment, as well as those from industries that were not related to this field at all.
In a market economy, where there is demand, there is naturally an abundance of supply. Just as desulfurization and denitration were very popular in the past couple of years, it’s now VOCs, wastewater, and solid waste that are in focus. Lithium batteries are also extremely popular these days; manufacturers are rushing to produce cathode and anode materials for them~
In fact, many people don’t know much; there’s a lot of boasting among them, and only a few truly understand it.
This thing doesn’t require any specific prerequisites; the industry is chaotic, and it’s possible to simply copy equipment and get started right away. Most companies don’t care about actual results – making money is what matters to them
With low market entry barriers these days, who wouldn’t make money? That’s the essence of capital
Isn’t ethylene also seeing a rush to get into production these days?