Guangxi Huayi Chlor-Alkali Company’s 300,000-ton/year hydrogen peroxide production facility was officially handed over

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On January 16, the 300,000-ton-per-year hydrogen peroxide production facility of Guangxi Huayi Chlor-Alkali Company was officially handed over, transforming from a blueprint into a forest of steel structures standing in Qinzhou Port. It is not only the fluidized-bed hydrogen peroxide plant with the largest single-line production capacity in the country, but it also functions as a key element that is strategically placed at the heart of Hua Yi Group’s, and indeed China’s, high-end chemical industry landscape. “An annual production capacity of 300,000 tons sets a new benchmark for scale. What is more important than scale is the core technology—the internationally advanced anthraquinone process fluidized bed technology. The direct benefits it brings are revolutionary: higher product concentration, safer operation, and most importantly, 80% less wastewater discharge compared to traditional processes. In an era of increasingly strict environmental regulations, this is not only a matter of economic benefits but also a license for survival and development. It marks a profound transformation in China’s hydrogen peroxide production, shifting the focus from quantity to quality and sustainability, thereby meeting larger manufacturing demands in a cleaner manner. This facility is a key component of the third phase of Huayi Qinzhou Chemical New Materials Integrated Base, and it also serves as the core precursor for its HPPO (production of propylene oxide via direct oxidation of hydrogen peroxide) project. As the key raw material in the HPPO process, the stable supply of hydrogen peroxide directly determines the fate of downstream high-end products such as propylene oxide, as well as new materials like polyethers and polyurethanes. Huayi Group has established its operations here; the \"sword\" represents a complete industrial chain with high added value, serving as a pathway to transform basic chemical raw materials into high-end new materials for use in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and construction materials. This perfectly illustrates what \"new quality productive forces\" are: they are not mere illusions, but rather an upgrade of the real economy rooted in major technological breakthroughs and deep integration within industrial chains. Qinzhou, Guangxi, is backed by the southwestern interior and faces the ASEAN market. The completion of this facility has brought about a qualitative change in Hua Yi Group’s reach. It can not only serve Guangdong and Guangxi, but also connect directly with Southeast Asia, an economy in rapid growth, through convenient sea and land routes. Amidst the profound adjustments in the globalized landscape, this reflects a new \"going global\" strategy adopted by China’s leading chemical companies: rather than simply exporting products, they deploy advanced production capabilities, environmentally friendly technologies, and integrated supply chain models in key locations, thereby actively contributing to and shaping the new regional development patterns. Qinzhou is transforming from a coastal area into a hub for chemical new materials that serve the ASEAN region. The completion of the “300,000-ton” capacity facility at Huayi Guangxi Chlor-Alkali is a clear signal that China’s chemical industry is moving away from a crude-based approach and heading toward a new path centered on technology, environmental protection, and the value of industrial chains.