Low-carbon economy and coal coking, deep processing of coal tar
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This year, the low-carbon economy has become a hot topic of discussion. Low carbon is not just a trendy term; it should be a thorough reflection on our lifestyle. A low-carbon economy is not an end in itself, but rather a starting point and an opportunity; it is a means to drive changes in our pattern of economic growth and lifestyle, and to transform people’s ways of living, values, and outlook on life. How can the coal coking and coal tar deep processing industries develop a low-carbon economy? Could any expert give an example?
At present, there is an overcapacity in coal tar processing in China, the level of processing is insufficient, and hydrogenation technology is not yet mature
What is the situation regarding the generation of waste substances from the further processing of products derived from coal tar? Are there any companies in China that do a good job in controlling waste?
Can the production of methanol from gas be considered part of a low-carbon economy, given that methanol contains only one carbon atom?
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