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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 21:51. On August 16, 2011, relevant leaders from the Shenyang Branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences met with Ge Lefu, the acting mayor of Yingkou City, and Tang Xinen, the deputy mayor, in Yingkou City to discuss recent cooperation between the academy and the local authorities. During the talks, Liang Bo, deputy dean of the Shenyang branch, provided a detailed introduction to the industrialization project for the methanol-to-olefins (DMTO) technology. This project requires moderate investment, has a short construction period, and generates strong spillover effects. Yingkou City’s industrial foundation and port facilities offer significant advantages for implementing the DMTO project. Ge Luef said that Yingkou is going through a critical period of industrial structure adjustment, and it is highly necessary for methanol-to-olefins industrialization projects to be established there. Yingkou will make every effort to secure the establishment of such projects, and a working group headed by Tang Xinen will be formed to advance the implementation of these projects. Recently, the main leaders of the municipal Party committee and the municipal government will personally lead a delegation to the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics to inspect the progress of the projects there. . Note # ) # # , .
1 Yingkou needs to build a large port. 2 Yingkou needs to relocate Fujia there
Isn’t Yingkou Bayuquan supposed to be a port with capacities in the tens of millions of tons? It’s not going to be built in Bayuquan again, is it?