The State Council of China reviewed and approved in principle the plan for the adjustment and revitalization of the petrochemical industry
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 22:43 China's State Council reviewed and approved in principle the plan for the adjustment and revitalization of the petrochemical industry and light industry. The plan stated that it would stop approving coal chemical projects such as coke and calcium carbide that simply expand production capacity. The meeting pointed out that the petrochemical industry has intensive resources, capital and technology, high industrial correlation, and a large economic aggregate, which plays a decisive role in promoting the upgrading of related industries and stimulating economic growth. To revitalize the petrochemical industry, we must while stabilizing the petrochemical product market, accelerate structural adjustment, optimize industrial layout, strive to improve innovation capabilities and management levels, and continuously enhance industrial competitiveness. Fourth, we must control the total volume and eliminate backward production capacity. Stop approving coal chemical projects such as coke and calcium carbide that simply expand production capacity, and resolutely curb the blind development momentum of coal chemical industry. .Note$#, $ $
It's time to take care of yourself, otherwise the coal chemical industry will be reincarnated again.
I saw it when I was watching China News today, and I didn’t expect it to be sent here so quickly.
I saw it when I was watching China News today, and I didn’t expect it to be sent here so quickly.
* * Macroeconomic control is necessary and very necessary
The petrochemical industry is* * As a pillar industry, coal chemical industry can only supplement the petrochemical industry at this stage! This supplement is especially important when oil prices are particularly high ； When oil prices are at the bottom and the petrochemical industry is in recession, * * The first thing that comes to mind is the petrochemical industry!
Does anyone have relevant content, especially* * Details of newly supported projects!
It seems that there will be no new projects approved in the coal chemical industry in the next 1 to 2 years. Except for those already under construction and approved, others will be postponed.