Construction of a 20-million-ton oil refining plant has begun on Changxing Island
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News: The Hengli Petrochemical integration project, with an investment of 74 billion yuan, has officially started construction. http://liaoning.nen.com.cn/system/2015/12/10/018698072.shtml I checked the previous environmental impact assessment report; it mentions 14 processing units, and the design work was carried out by Luoyang Institute: http://www.docin.com/p-1148388140.html It seems that the overall project management was also handled by Luoyang Institute. News: http://www.hengli.com/news/groupnews/201507031475.html 1. I remember hearing somewhere before that environmental impact assessment firms should not be involved in tasks such as project design, construction, or supervision. From this perspective, it seems that the Environmental Impact Assessment department and the General Institute are one entity. So the question arises: can environmental assessment agencies still provide objective evaluations? 2. I don’t know where the feasibility study was carried out. Can the organization that prepared the feasibility study be involved in the design, construction, and supervision of the project? If possible, it seems that the feasibility study preparation team will not conclude that the project is unviable……
The headquarters of Hengli Group is in Jiangsu, right?
I’m not sure if it’s a good thing or not! The operating rate of oil refining facilities is already low; with so many more refineries being added, will production capacity end up similar to that in the coal, steel, and cement industries today?
Fujian seems to have a Hengli brand, and they even run ads on TV. I’m not sure if it’s one or not
Is a supporting tank farm going to be built in the vicinity?
Neither the environmental impact assessment nor the feasibility study can be approved by a single department; rather, it should be led by one department, which then invites relevant departments and experts from various fields to conduct a joint review before a decision is made.
For large projects in the E+P+C model, the quality of the construction work seems unlikely to be very good