The National Development and Reform Commission approved the energy assessment for the Yili Xintian coal-to-gas project
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On August 21, 2015, it was learned that the National Development and Reform Commission approved the energy conservation assessment report for the Yili Xintian demonstration project on producing 2 billion cubic meters of coal-derived natural gas per year (Document No. FGBH HZ [2015] 1788). It is reported that once the project is completed and put into operation, its annual comprehensive energy consumption will be approximately 2.1332 million tons of standard coal. The comprehensive energy consumption per unit of synthetic natural gas produced by the project will not exceed 1.05 kilograms of standard coal, while the overall energy conversion efficiency will be no less than 56.75%. The project is located in Yining City, Ili Region, Xinjiang. It received approval from the **Development and Reform Commission in March 2013; its construction capacity is 2.04 billion cubic meters per year, and the products produced will be fed into PetroChina’s West-East Gas Pipeline.
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The overall energy conversion efficiency is not less than 56.75%. . . . . What level is this? Such a transformation does not take into account the issue of VOC pollution! Such development is problematic!
It’s certainly good to pass the ability assessment, but at present the environmental impact assessment is the biggest issue; if that assessment fails, everything else counts for nothing, which is frustrating!