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We have an imperfect process package; the pilot-scale route has been completed; Now, it is necessary to collaborate with a state-owned enterprise (in the coal chemical industry) on a small, non-profit chemical project (with an investment of around 20 million) ; There is one issue that needs to be clarified; I hope the experts here can help: 1. What is the approval process for small-scale chemical projects? 2. Who will take the lead in establishing it? State-owned enterprises: We need to use their land and utility facilities; after all, they are large local companies, and coordination with the relevant departments is required, which makes it easier to get projects approved ; But we will provide the funding and technology for the construction ; If state-owned enterprises can help with the project initiation, what will happen regarding the ownership of this technology in the future? By handling it as a separate item, it may not get approved or the time cost could be too high ; After all, time is crucial for the industrialization of new technologies ; 3. By the way, our company uses biological methods to solve chemical industry problems, which is relatively new on a global scale ;
These days, it’s common to board the vehicle first and purchase the ticket later. You should first sign a contract with the state-owned enterprise; carry out any necessary bidding processes and hire a supervision company if required. Once the equipment has been installed and tested successfully, then go through the formalities
It is approved under the status of a legal entity, and this has little to do with the details of the cooperation; it doesn’t matter whether it is a newly established legal entity or one that relies on the existing organization or state-owned enterprise. If it’s for new construction, it goes to the Development and Reform Commission; if it’s for technological upgrades, it goes to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Do whatever is most convenient. Reference.
New technology? List those that haven’t been run before first. For production permits issued by the Safety Supervision Office, a provincial expert group must first approve the safety assessment
It’s not as convenient for state-owned enterprises to initiate projects, right? They still need to give approval; approval from private enterprises is sufficient