Another super-large coal chemical project
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China’s largest coal chemical project has been established in Anze, Shanxi. Anze County in Shanxi, in collaboration with Huozhou Coal and Electricity Group Company and Shanxi Tongshida Coal Chemical Co., Ltd., is building a \"532\" coal chemical project with a total investment of 10.25 billion yuan. The project includes a coal mine with an output of 5 million tons, a methanol production facility capable of producing 3 million tons per year, and a dimethyl ether production plant with an output of 2 million tons per year.
“3 million tons of methanol, 2 million tons of dimethyl ether. ”Yet another project with no end in sight – where are its benefits and prospects? Did the previous “pilot project” operate normally when it was put into use? Have you seen any benefits? “Those who plan to invest 10.25 billion yuan should be cautious.
Coal bosses really have a lot of money{:2_31:}
The methanol market is already saturated – why are so many new methanol projects being launched?
It’s gasification, right?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The surprising project seems to contradict the 2009 document issued by the State Council.
2# TUOHZHE: Extremely wealthy
It’s likely they won’t approve the approval; the coal chemical industry is already at the center of efforts to adjust industries with excessive investment. Moreover, it’s not a state-owned enterprise, so unless it has strong backing, it’s just trying to deceive people~~
I am skeptical about the prospects of this project. On the one hand, there are already restrictions in place to prevent excessive development of the coal chemical industry; on the other hand, this project is being pursued against the backdrop of a policy aimed at reducing the role of private enterprises in Shanxi’s energy sector. In other words, a large amount of private capital is withdrawing from the energy sector, and this surplus capital is flowing into the real estate market and other areas such as the chemical industry mentioned in this article. However, such investments may not be the result of careful consideration.
Isn’t that too big? Can such a large system remain stable? Besides, what will be the benefits?