[Ocean Chemical News] Sinopec’s 23.8 billion yuan Ordos Road coal-to-olefins project starts construction

Sinopec Ordos Dalu coal-to-olefins project is* * “The 13th Five-Year Plan for Coal Deep Processing Upgrade Demonstration Project, the chemical part of the project covers a total area of ​​331 hectares, with an approved investment of 23.8 billion yuan, and is planned to be completed and put into operation in 2024. The main construction contents of the project include a coal-to-methanol unit with an annual output of 2.26 million tons and a methanol-to-olefins unit, a polyethylene unit with an annual output of 340,000 tons, a polypropylene unit with an annual output of 530,000 tons, as well as supporting public works and auxiliary facilities. It is reported that the Ordos Dalu coal-to-olefins project was originally an 800,000-ton-per-year coal-to-polyolefins joint venture project approved by China Power Investment Corporation and France's Total in 2016. Later, due to Total's contraction of the group's coal business, the project came to a standstill and was recently transferred to Sinopec. July 23, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region * * Signed a deepening cooperation framework agreement with Sinopec, Ordos City * * Signed a coal-to-olefins project cooperation agreement with Sinopec Great Wall Energy and Chemical Co., Ltd. for the above-mentioned projects.

Deputy Governor of the Autonomous Region* Ariva and Sinopec Group General Manager Ma Yongsheng signed the contract on behalf of both parties. According to the agreement, the two parties will adhere to the green and low-carbon concept, accelerate the construction of research and development capabilities, and carry out long-term and in-depth strategic cooperation. Ordos City also held a * * Signing ceremony for a cooperation agreement on coal-to-olefins project with Sinopec Great Wall Energy and Chemical Co., Ltd. It is reported that the coal-to-olefins project signed this time is located in the Ordos Dalu Industrial Park. The total investment of the project is 23.8 billion yuan. It uses local coal resources and adopts technologies such as pulverized coal pressurized gasification, methanol synthesis, methanol-to-olefins, and olefin polymerization to produce 800,000 tons/year of polyethylene, polypropylene and other products. It is reported that Great Wall Energy will take over the former State Power Investment Corporation ( * * Power Investment Group Inner Mongolia Energy Co., Ltd.) 800,000 tons coal-to-olefins project. This project was obtained on August 15, 2016 * * The National Development and Reform Commission has approved the project site selection, environmental impact assessment, land pre-examination and other procedures. ； The total investment is 23.788 billion yuan, and the cumulative investment is 580 million yuan. ； The project is valid until August 15, 2019.

The main construction contents of the project include a coal-to-methanol unit with an annual output of 2.26 million tons and a methanol-to-olefins unit, a polyethylene unit with an annual output of 340,000 tons, a polypropylene unit with an annual output of 530,000 tons, as well as supporting public works and auxiliary facilities. It feels like the scale has expanded a lot

China is rich in coal resources and suitable for the development of coal chemical industry

It was the original joint venture project between China Power Investment Corporation and Total that failed to come to fruition after several years of hard work. If it is transferred to Sinopec, the project will be implemented, and the construction speed will be very fast.

Are these technologies all Chinese free technologies? ? Using pulverized coal pressurized gasification, methanol synthesis, methanol to olefins, olefin polymerization and other technologies