Does anyone know anything about the Datang International Keqi coal-to-gas project?
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As the title suggests, coal chemical industry is a project with considerable prospects. Does anyone know anything about Datang International’s coal-to-gas project in Keqi? How is this unit?
Keqi is a great project with high returns on investment, as well as stable users. (1) This project is a clean and efficient coal production system; it represents one of the most effective and economical ways to utilize coal comprehensively and increase its added value, and it is in line with **’s industrial policies as well as energy and environmental protection policies. (2) Using lignite as a raw material to produce alternative natural gas, as well as by-products such as tar, phenol, and ammonium sulfate, offers a broad market potential, and the cost of these products is highly competitive. (3) The selected site has favorable conditions: convenient transportation, no occupation of arable land, guaranteed water supply, and reliable supplies of raw materials and energy. (4) The technical-economic analysis shows that the internal rate of return on the total project investment (after income tax) is 8.82%, with a break-even point of around 62.67%.
What’s the specific address? I only know it’s in Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia
It’s still over 200 kilometers away from Chifeng, located 80 kilometers from Keshiketeng Banner Town.
Reply to 2# ylk0118: It seems that on the second floor, they used the designs from the planning stage and showed them off, but once production started, it turned out to be completely different!
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The project’s scale, investment, and development were all good at first, but during the actual construction process, things did not turn out as expected. The original plan for the project was to start gas production from the gasifier in October 2009, but so far the thermal power unit has not been brought online. Progress is slow. I hope it can start operating as soon as possible, with both quality and quantity ensured.
I agree with the view from the 5th floor – the market is indeed good, but it’s hard to say what the performance will be like during testing and operation in the future. The location chosen is also excellent. Surrounded by sand on all sides, it’s very difficult to see even a single person outside the factory area.