Feasibility study for Xinjiang Zhuneng Group’s 100,000-ton coal-based activated carbon exhaust gas reforming project is underway

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Recently, Saiding’s Xinjiang branch attended a meeting held by Xinjiang Jueneng Group regarding the feasibility study report and the assessment report for the 100,000-ton coal-based activated carbon exhaust gas reforming project; the two parties had in-depth discussions on how to advance this project. At the meeting, Shu Xiaoliang, deputy general manager of Xinjiang Zhuneng Group, first provided an overview of the project as a whole, clarifying the project’s technological approach, core objectives, and key milestones. He pointed out that this project is an important measure taken by the group to advance its green transformation and improve the efficiency of comprehensive resource utilization. He urged all relevant units to attach great importance to it and strictly monitor the key milestones. He hoped that the project teams from both sides would work together more closely in future efforts to ensure that the feasibility study report and the reports prepared by the relevant authorities are scientific, rigorous, and practical. The successful holding of this kick-off meeting marks the entry of Xinjiang Zhuneng Group’s 100,000-ton coal-based activated carbon exhaust gas reforming project into a critical implementation phase, laying a solid foundation for the subsequent construction of the project and its transition toward a green and low-carbon development model.