Suhuan Shui Energy Chemical Co., Ltd.’s 60,000 tons per year battery-grade electrolyte chemicals project

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On April 8, the first public announcement regarding the environmental impact assessment for Gansu Huanshui Energy Chemical Co., Ltd.’s 60,000 tons per year battery-grade electrolyte chemicals project was made. The details of the project are as follows: Project name: Construction of a 60,000-ton/year battery-grade electrolyte chemicals plant by Gansu Huanshui Energy Chemical Co., Ltd. Project owner: Gansu Huanshui Energy Chemical Co., Ltd. Nature of the project: New construction. Location: Tianshui Chemical Industry Park, Tianshuibao Town, Huan County, Qingyang City, Gansu Province. Scale of the project: The project covers an area of 677 mu, and it includes new facilities for producing 145,500 tons/year of ethylene chlorocarbonate (CEC), 20,000 tons/year of ethylene fluorocarbonate (FEC), and 30,000 tons/year of vinyl carbonate (VC) ； Supporting facilities include a potassium hydroxide plant with an annual production capacity of 205,400 tons, a hydrogen fluoride plant with an annual capacity of 9,299 tons, a potassium fluoride plant with an annual capacity of 27,000 tons, a liquid polyaluminum chloride plant with an annual capacity of 187,200 tons, a solid polyaluminum chloride plant with an annual capacity of 102,900 tons, as well as utility and auxiliary facilities. Regarding Gansu Huanshui Energy Chemical Co., Ltd.: Established in August 2024, with its registered office located in Huan County, Qingyang City, Gansu Province, Gansu Huanshui Energy Chemical Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive chemical enterprise that focuses on the traditional energy and chemical industry while also making efforts to expand into the field of new energy materials. Leveraging Huanxian County’s abundant coal resources, the local advantage of green electricity, and the industrial infrastructure available in the Tianshuibao Chemical Park, the company adopts a development strategy based on the dual drive of \"energy chemicals + new energy materials\" to gradually build an industrial ecosystem that ranges from traditional energy processing to high-end fluorine-based materials.