A world-class, super-large petrochemical project has been signed for implementation in Jieyang, Guangdong
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For Jieyang, an ancient city in eastern Guangdong, today is a historic day； For the more than 6 million people from Jieyang who live in this land, this day is a wonderful day worth celebrating from generation to generation. This afternoon, at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing, the people’s government of Jieyang City and China National Petroleum Corporation successfully signed a cooperation agreement. Under this agreement, China National Petroleum Corporation will build in Jieyang a world-class, super-large petrochemical complex with an annual oil refining capacity of 50 million tons and an ethylene production capacity of 1 million tons per year. The initial investment for this project amounts to 55 billion yuan, with an initial oil refining capacity of 20 million tons per year. The establishment of this world-class refining project in Jieyang will serve as a powerful engine for our city to rapidly transform its underdeveloped status and achieve sound and rapid economic and social development. It will provide a tremendous impetus for us to build a prosperous, strong, harmonious, and civilized new Jieyang. The day on which CNPC’s refining project in Jieyang begins construction will mark the beginning of the city’s economic boom. http://bbs.southcn.com/viewthread.php?tid=442306
50 million tons – that’s really a huge scale. I wonder if it’s necessary to go to such an extent, to strive to be the largest in the world. Don’t end up with overcapacity!
Yes, your economy might improve, but what about environmental protection? Is there any protection?
How many projects are there in Guangdong Province? Where is there enough oil to process for him? Jieyang has 50 million tons, Huizhou 12 million tons, Maoming 30 million tons, Guangzhou 20 million tons, and Zhanjiang 20 million tons. Zhuhai, Jiangmen, Shantou, Yangjiang, and Shanwei are also eager to get involved. How much oil is there in the whole world to supply Guangdong?
Refine imported oil! CNPC is determined to grow first! Become the largest in the world!
There are too many refining projects across the country, and the refining industry is about to undergo another round of restructuring, similar to what happened to refrigerator and washing machine manufacturers in the past.
How many job opportunities can it create? Looking forward to it!
The key is to look at the construction period; right now it’s still just talk
50 million tons – that’s amazing, considering there are two Maoming plants and three Guangdong Sinopec plants. I wonder what the resource situation was like when it was built.
There’s no need to do this, right? Could there be overproduction or a lack of raw materials?
It should have a significant stimulating effect on Guangdong’s economy. As for raw material issues, if we believe PetroChina, there should be no problems; with so many oil fields under joint exploitation abroad, there is definitely a guarantee in terms of raw materials!
I’m not sure if what the original poster is saying is correct – will it start this year? Are there any openings? Please reply, original poster. Thank you; everyone is paying attention.
I also saw it online; those who are interested in this matter can search for it online. It seems to be true. It’s probably still too early to start recruiting people
A strategic cooperation agreement has only been signed; the actual implementation will have to wait. Our fiber optic projects **have already been approved, but it took a full 10 years before they were put into operation. Some of the initial staff members involved in these projects have since retired.
It seems that CNPC is determined to compete fiercely with Sinopec in South China.
I’ll see if there’s a chance to go once I graduate