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Construction of Shandong Jingbo’s 16,000-ton/year green high-end chemicals project begins
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"Green, high-end “...”, as well as keywords such as “high efficiency”, “circular economy”, and recycling..... and so on. Using “gimmicks” to cover up some “high-energy, high-pollution, and capital-intensive” projects. I hope this “green high-end” project can elevate the overall standard.
I mean, it’s not clear what the products are or what the production capacity is; it’s just another example of using such projects to fill gaps. After all, the coal chemical industry should be considered part of the new materials sector
In 2005, the Outline of the 11th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development of the People’s Republic of China explicitly stated: \"Control the export of products that are highly energy-intensive, highly polluting, and those that rely on natural resources… to promote the upgrading of domestic industries.\" "In fields such as industrial economics and commodity trade, \"high energy consumption, high pollution, and resource intensity\" have come to be referred to as the \"two highs and one resource\", industries with these three characteristics are called \"two highs and one resource\" industries, and products with these three characteristics in their production process are termed \"two highs and one resource\" products.
Due to excessive energy consumption and increasing environmental pressures within China, the sustainable growth of its economy is under strain; as a result, China has introduced a series of policies to curb the development of industries that are associated with high energy consumption, high emissions, and heavy resource use. The ongoing improvement of the environmental impact assessment system has also helped to regulate new projects in these sectors. In 2008 alone, the Ministry of Environmental Protection rejected, did not approve, or postponed the approval of 156 projects falling under the category of \"high pollution, high energy consumption, and resource-intensive\" projects, with a total investment of 473.7 billion yuan.
If clean production can be achieved, and if the products consist of high-tech new materials, then coal chemical industry is also feasible; P
China is vigorously developing coal chemical industry, driven by the need for alternatives to energy raw materials. At the same time, it is basically on par with foreign countries in this field, enabling effective progress