Market prospects forecast for C4 and alkylation products after etherification
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Let’s all exchange ideas. Currently, crude oil prices have surged, exceeding $80 per barrel. China is a country with a large demand for oil, and high-quality development relies on the industries of fine chemicals and petrochemicals. **However, small oil refineries are forced to shut down or undergo restructuring, while large refineries face high barriers to entry. This situation, coupled with a declining domestic market, could pose obstacles to the development of domestic technology.** Is it more practical to emphasize things externally in the future, or to pursue a low-key approach internally?
This is the perfect time to adjust the energy structure; coal chemical industry has great potential
How could it be so promising? Are the central environmental inspection teams conducting such strict inspections these days? High standards are set for clean production, and strict measures are enforced regarding environmental protection. Unless there are major technological breakthroughs, local policies will always be influenced by the central government and remain in a state of constant adjustment; without stable external conditions, development is impossible.
Of course, rising crude oil prices are good news for coal! Is that even necessary to say? Are environmental regulations less strict when crude oil prices are low? What’s the problem with high environmental standards? Companies that fail to meet environmental standards should not be allowed to operate