Environmental Protection Daily Question 10.2: Reward for answering questions as a celebration of National Day – 3 Wealth points
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This post was last edited by slll611 on 2015-10-6 at 19:29. According to the **Natural Gas Utilization Policy**, projects that use natural gas instead of oil or liquefied petroleum gas in industrial sectors such as building materials, machinery and electronics, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy fall under (B). A. Priority class B. Permitted class C. Restricted class D. Prohibited class
For the first answer, I’m not sure myself! Choose A, give it priority! It consumes a lot of energy; using natural gas is more environmentally friendly, right?
According to the **Natural Gas Utilization Policy**, projects that use natural gas instead of oil or liquefied petroleum gas in industrial sectors such as building materials, machinery and electronics, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy fall under category (B). A. Priority class B. Permitted class C. Restricted class D. Prohibited class
B. Permitted categories Category 2: Permitted categories Urban gas: 1. Individual heating users； Industrial fuels: 2. Projects using natural gas as a substitute for oil and liquefied petroleum gas in industrial sectors such as building materials, machinery and electronics, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy ； 3. New projects using natural gas as fuel in industrial sectors such as building materials, mechanical and electrical equipment, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy ； 4. Projects that use natural gas in place of coal in industrial sectors such as building materials, mechanical and electrical engineering, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy, and which offer good environmental and economic benefits ；
According to the **Natural Gas Utilization Policy**, projects that use natural gas instead of oil or liquefied petroleum gas in industrial sectors such as building materials, machinery and electronics, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy fall under (B). A. Priority class B. Permitted class C. Restricted class D. Prohibited class
According to the **Natural Gas Utilization Policy**, projects that use natural gas instead of oil or liquefied petroleum gas in industrial sectors such as building materials, machinery and electronics, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy fall under (B)
According to the **Natural Gas Utilization Policy**, projects that use natural gas instead of oil or liquefied petroleum gas in industrial sectors such as building materials, machinery and electronics, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy fall under category (A): A. Priority category B. Permitted category C. Restricted category D. Prohibited category
According to the **Natural Gas Utilization Policy**, projects that use natural gas instead of oil or liquefied petroleum gas in industrial sectors such as building materials, machinery and electronics, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy fall under (A. Priority category
A. Priority class..............
According to the **Natural Gas Utilization Policy**, projects that use natural gas instead of oil or liquefied petroleum gas in industrial sectors such as building materials, machinery and electronics, light textiles, petrochemicals, and metallurgy fall under (B. Permitted category).