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Recently, the environmental impact assessment report for the key technology research and engineering demonstration project for 4 million tons per year of full-flue gas CCUS in a 600MW coal power plant in the Energy Golden Triangle region, carried out by Guoneng Jinjie Energy Co., Ltd., has entered the approval phase. Project Overview: Company Name: Guoneng Jinjie Energy Co., Ltd. Location of Construction: The area to the west of the Phase III thermal power project of Guoneng Jinjie Energy Co., Ltd., within the High-Tech Industrial Development Zone in Shenmu City, Yulin City, Shaanxi Province. Total investment amount (in ten thousand yuan): 199,021 (ten thousand yuan). Main scope and contents of construction: Development of a CCUS demonstration project that utilizes internationally recognized, world’s first 600MW class coal-fired units, with a capacity for capturing 4 million tons of carbon emissions per year through \"full-flue gas capture and end-of-process carbon sequestration\" techniques. Construction is planned in two phases, with the capture capacity for phases one and two being 2 million tons per year respectively. The main newly constructed buildings include: intercooling towers, water scrubbing towers, absorption towers, stripping towers, chimneys, circulating water pump rooms, electrical control buildings, compressor rooms, CO2 storage tanks, and general purpose rooms. On November 4, 2024, the **\"Key Technology Research and Engineering Demonstration Project for 600-megawatt-class Coal-fired Power Plants with 4 million tons of CO2 Capture per year in the Energy Golden Triangle Region\" at Jinjie Power Plant of the Energy Group was registered with the Shenmu City Development, Reform and Science and Technology Bureau. The project aims to build a CCUS demonstration facility for a 600-megawatt coal-fired power unit, featuring \"full flue gas capture and carbon sequestration at the end of the entire process.\" The total investment in this project is 1.99 billion yuan, with a CO2 capture capacity of no less than 4 million tons per year; CO2 will be completely eliminated through various methods such as geological storage, mineralization, use in oil extraction, and production of low-carbon methanol.
The 4-million-ton CCUS demonstration project is one of **Energy Group’s top ten scientific and technological projects for 2024; it has been approved as a project in the field of energy conservation and carbon reduction under the 2024 “Two Key Projects” initiative, as well as as part of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission’s “100 Major Projects”.