The Su Xinhe Feng coal-to-gas project embarks on another environmental impact assessment process
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In the announcement recently released by the Ministry of Environmental Protection regarding the status of applications for environmental impact assessments of construction projects from August 31, 2015, to September 2, 2015, the coal-to-natural gas project planned by Su New Energy and Feng Co., Ltd., with a capacity of 4 billion standard cubic meters per year, was officially accepted by the Ministry on September 1. Thus, the Su Xin and Feng Coal-to-Gas project has embarked on another attempt to obtain environmental approval. http://hps.mep.gov.cn/jsxm/xmsl/201509/t20150902_309279.htm
It should work; **if it’s supported, then it’s easy!
The recent news about Su Xin is all positive signs! Hope to pass smoothly.
Hoping for good news – this is also good news for those working in the coal chemical industry
The environmental impact assessment for Su Xin’s 4 billion cubic meters per year coal-to-natural gas project has been officially accepted. Author/Source: Date: 2015-09-06; Clicks: 3. On September 2, the Ministry of Environmental Protection released a report detailing the status of environmental impact assessment applications for construction projects from August 31, 2015, to September 2, 2015; Su Xin New Energy and Feng Co., Ltd.’s coal-to-natural gas project with a capacity of 4 billion standard cubic meters per year was included in that list. This means that the environmental impact assessment application for Su New Energy and Feng Co., Ltd.’s 4 billion standard cubic meters per year coal-to-natural gas project has been officially accepted by the Ministry of Environmental Protection. Su New Energy and Feng Co., Ltd. is a coal-based clean energy development entity approved by the relevant authorities of Jiangsu Province, established under the leadership of the Jiangsu State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission. It was founded with funding from five major provincial-owned enterprises: Xuzhou Mining Group, Guoxin Group, Transportation Holding Group, Suhao Group, and Huihong Group. Under the direct supervision of these authorities, the company serves as the implementing entity for the \"Agreement on Deepening Strategic Cooperation in Clean Energy between Jiangsu and Xinjiang.\" It is tasked with carrying out initiatives aimed at providing industrial support to Xinjiang as well as facilitating the supply of gas from Xinjiang to Jiangsu. The company takes over all responsibilities related to Xuzhou Mining Group’s Tacheng He Feng project, which involves the production of 4 billion cubic meters of coal-derived natural gas per year, as well as subsequent projects, in order to build a coal-based clean energy base in Tacheng, Jiangsu Province. Su New Energy and Feng Co., Ltd. is a modern energy and chemical company that integrates the development and construction of coal chemical and coal mine projects, the production and sales of coal chemical products, as well as technical consulting services. Its initial registered capital is 3 billion yuan. In accordance with the strategic cooperation agreement on clean energy between Jiangsu and Xinjiang, it is planned that by 2020, Jiangsu will invest 180 billion yuan in Xinjiang to build facilities capable of producing 26 billion cubic meters of coal-based natural gas per year, thereby creating a coal processing capacity of 130 million tons; other coal-based energy projects will also be implemented as part of this plan. The first phase of the project, with an annual production capacity of 4 billion cubic meters of coal-to-natural gas and 16.9 million tons of coal from associated mines, is scheduled to be completed and put into operation by 2018.
This post was last edited by lflsedin on 2015-9-6 at 18:36. Too many companies regard passing the environmental impact assessment as a step toward success. More often, the responsibilities that the company itself should fulfill are ignored. The approval of an environmental impact assessment should not be merely a matter of procedural approval; it should also help companies understand their responsibilities and obligations, particularly those related to environmental protection.
At the current stage, environmental impact assessment documents represent the best form of constraint on enterprises.
”Break in “? The wording is inappropriate! To charge in: It means to rush forward or to confront challenges head-on; this term is used quite often, for example in expressions like \"charging into Dongbei,\" \"running a red light,\" \"breaking through obstacles,\" or \"breaking into a women’s restroom.\" It generally carries a negative connotation. If you are compliant and lawful, why would you need to \"bypass\" the environmental impact assessment?
You pay close attention to details, so change it to “pass”.