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Construction of the Second Phase of Coal-to-Gas Project in Datang Keqi – Author/Source: Gasification World, Date: 2023-07-05, Clicks: 187. From June 29 to 30, 2023, Xia Junbing, General Manager and Deputy Party Secretary of Sino-Singapore Energy Chemical Co., Ltd., visited the company to provide guidance on its operations. Xia Junbing visited the site of the second-phase construction and the first-phase production facilities, to gain a detailed understanding of the safety management, quality control, arrival of materials, preparations for the commissioning of Unit D of the air separation unit, as well as the safe and stable operation of the production facilities in the second phase. Xia Junbing emphasized the need to carry out all tasks related to the construction of Phase II in a way that ensures construction safety, so as to eliminate any potential risks. To address the safety risks arising from the extensive cross-operation during phases one and two, it is necessary to strictly implement a \"four-level\" safety responsibility management system, enhance supervision and inspection, place greater emphasis on safety management at the work sites, and resolutely prevent and mitigate various types of risks. Actively promote the timely commissioning of Unit D of the air separation plant. Formulate practical construction plans and control measures, make full use of the optimal construction period, be willing to take responsibility and strive to complete tasks successfully, to ensure that the second phase of the project is completed and put into operation on schedule. The first phase of the Datang Keqi coal-to-natural gas project utilizes Lurgi coal crushing pressurized gasification, partial shift, and DAVY methanization processes. Designed to produce 1.33 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year. It came online in December 2013. The second phase of the Datang Keqi coal-to-gas project has an annual production capacity of 800,000 tons of methanol, 400,000 tons of ethylene glycol, and 1.79 million cubic meters per day (600 million cubic meters per year) of natural gas.