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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 22:36. Under the section on the “current situation” of coal chemical industry as mentioned in the Revitalization Plan: “In some areas, despite the constraints imposed by resources and environmental conditions, and without paying attention to energy conversion efficiency, there is reckless development of the coal chemical industry.” ” “In the ‘Goals’, the trend of uncontrolled development in the coal chemical industry has been curbed. Large-scale integrated technologies and equipment for producing synthetic ammonia from coal have been localized, and demonstration projects for coal-to-oil, olefins, ethylene glycol, etc. have been built and put into operation. ”…… This post was last edited by zhaomingucg on 2009-4-14 20:59. Note: $ # , $ $
If there are policies above, there will be countermeasures below. In some places, efforts are made to take advantage of policy loopholes in order to launch coal chemical projects; some enterprises can carry out coal chemical construction under the pretext of technological development and pilot plants. Launching coal chemical projects means that access to corresponding coal resources will be available, which in turn allows for a significant increase in the local GDP. The role of \"land acquisition\" in the coal chemical industry is quite evident.
Where did the original poster get this information from? Is it the actual content of the \"Plan\"?
“Stop approving the expansion of coking capacity for “monol” in the next three years. . . . . . .
Yes, but I’m a bit worried about whether it counts as a leak :( Last edited by firefox1981 on 2009-4-15 09:38 ]