Do you think the maturity period for coal chemical industry will fall within the next few years?
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Do you think the maturity period for coal chemical industry will fall within the next few years? Voting options (multiple selection; results will be visible after voting): 1. Within 2 years 2. Within 5 years 3. Within 10 years 4. Within 20 years 5. Within 50 years 6. After 50 years
It still needs continuous improvement, within 5 years I guess
Personally, I think it should be 10-20 years
I agree with 20 years; after all, the adaptation period abroad is roughly that long as well.
In about twenty years, I think I read a report saying that oil can still be extracted for over 20 more years; once there’s no oil left, coal-to-oil technology will surely become widespread
It is precisely because of immaturity that vitality and energy are evident:hug: May it grow into a strong tree
It’s been about 20 years; currently, the approval of coal-to-oil projects has been halted. High energy consumption, severe pollution, and immature technology all hinder the development of this industry. Moreover, there will be enough oil available for use for some time to come. The impact of the financial crisis, which led to falling oil prices, also plays a role in this situation
For twenty years, **policies have treated coal-to-oil technology as a technical reserve; considering both investment and operating costs, it is difficult to promote its use. Coal chemical industry should reach maturity in about 10 years, especially with the technological development of MTO and MTP technologies