Jiangxi carries out targeted rectification; 5 chemical industrial parks are shut down and dissolved
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Since early April, the ecological and environmental authorities in Jiangxi Province have adopted a problem-oriented approach, going directly to the sites of chemical industrial parks to assess their conditions and provide guidance, thereby helping the 54 such parks in the province to carry out targeted improvements. For chemical industrial parks where the number of enterprises is concentrated, and where a certain degree of agglomeration effect has already emerged in the chemical industry, but where the infrastructure for environmental protection is relatively weak, guidance should be provided to help them upgrade such infrastructure as required ； For chemical industrial parks where the number of enterprises is concentrated, and where a certain degree of agglomeration effect has already emerged in the chemical industry, but which are located close to the banks of rivers and streams and suffer from significant problems caused by waste gases disturbing local residents, it is encouraged that they adjust their industrial layout and relocate as a whole ； For chemical industrial parks with a small number of enterprises operating there, where the development of the chemical industry has not led to any clustering effects and where the infrastructure for environmental protection is relatively weak, it is encouraged to carry out industrial transformation and upgrading, to optimize the industrial layout within these parks, and to discontinue those areas designated as concentrated chemical zones. At present, 48 chemical industrial parks, including those in Pengze County Industrial Park, have entered the phase of improvement and upgrading. The first phase of Hongjin Industrial Park in Ganzhou High-Tech Zone has undergone a complete relocation, while 5 other chemical industrial parks, such as the chemical cluster area in Xingguo Economic Development Zone’s fluorine chemical industry base, have been shut down and abolished.
The facilities within the park represent another market segment; for example, the park’s wastewater, which we discussed last time
It really needs to be rectified: there is no place to discharge wastewater, the safety isolation distance is insufficient, and the fire protection facilities are inadequate.
There are also waste disposal centers, gas supply centers, heating facilities for the park, public utility tunnels within the park, as well as systems for storing and transporting chemicals. In addition, there are fire stations, gas safety stations, and public health centers available within the park.
In fact, if an industrial park is well planned and designed, there are numerous ways to make money, and it mainly depends on the capabilities of the park’s management committee.
These are all serious flaws; some of them cannot be fixed no matter what
An industrial park or chemical park is certainly a profitable business, but if the entry barriers are low, the technology level of the companies operating there is poor, or there are insurmountable problems (such as strict restrictions or management deficiencies), it will be difficult to sustain
Chemical companies are like rats running from one side of the street to another
It should be: Poorly managed chemical companies are like rats crossing the street. You can’t solve everything at once; every day when we get up, things like brushing our teeth and washing our face rely on chemical products.