The Shanghai Municipality, which is preparing for the World Expo, has recently received good news. According to the approval of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, the two major pollutant emission reduction targets for chemical oxygen demand and sulfur dioxide in Shanghai ranked first in the country in 2009, reaching the “Eleventh Five-Year†one year ahead of schedule. Emission reduction targets. Shanghai's petrochemical industry took the lead in promoting structural adjustment and transformation of development methods, achieving new breakthroughs in energy conservation and emission reduction, and creating favorable conditions for the smooth hosting of the Shanghai World Expo.
Director of the Heavy Industry Division of Shanghai Economic and Trade Commission Zhong Hongmin stated that as a key area of ​​energy conservation and pollution abatement, the Shanghai petrochemical system made new breakthroughs in pollution control, energy conservation and emission reduction in 2009 in accordance with the overall requirements for industrial adjustment and revitalization planning. The overall level of the environment has contributed.
In order to welcome the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, the Shanghai chemical industry has made great sacrifices. In conjunction with the adjustment of industrial structure, Shanghai “shut down and transfer†the production facilities of hundreds of chemical companies in the surrounding areas of the Expo, the Central Link, and the middle and upper reaches of the Huangpu River, and the red line of 5.28 square kilometers of the Expo site planned for the year 2000. 21 industrial pollution sources, including the former Shanghai Solvent Factory and Shanghai Additives Plant, were closed or relocated as early as five years ago.
Last year, Shanghai implemented 864 backward production capacity projects and achieved energy savings of approximately 1.02 million tons of standard coal. It shut down or relocated chemical companies in the upper reaches of the Huangpu River to protect Shanghai's water resources. By the end of 2009, Shanghai Huayi (Group) Co., Ltd. had shut down nearly 30 sets of high-energy-consuming devices such as coke oven, synthetic ammonia, and caustic soda, which saved more than 700,000 tons of standard coal annually, and drastically reduced pollution emissions. Shanghai Chemical Industry Park increased investment in environmental protection, achieved 100% centralized treatment of industrial wastewater and discharge of standards, and the materials were developed and utilized multiple times.
In terms of environmental supervision, by the end of last year, all sewage treatment plants, chemical parks and desulphurization power plants in Shanghai had installed on-line pollution monitoring equipment as required and were connected to the environmental protection department. In addition, Shanghai implemented the fourth round of the "Three-Year Action Plan for Environmental Protection" and implemented the over-emission incentive policy. Last year, a total of 30 sewage treatment plants enjoyed an accumulated reduction of subsidies of approximately 1.29 billion yuan.
Xu Qiutang, president of the Shanghai Chemical Industry Association, told CCIN that last year, companies in the industry established a total of 43 energy-saving and emission reduction project teams and trained more than 200 employees. After the implementation of a number of projects, the energy-saving effect was significant, and the entire industry’s energy-saving and emission-reducing mass base was further consolidated. .
According to the data, in 2009, Shanghai's chemical oxygen demand emissions amounted to 243,400 tons, a decrease of 8.74% compared with the previous year; sulfur dioxide emissions amounted to 379,000 tons, a reduction of 15.05% over the previous year; and the number of days with good ambient air quality reached 334 days. The air quality was the best year since monitoring; the water quality of the Huangpu River has improved significantly. In 2009, the pollution index fell by 5% compared with 2005, and the chemical oxygen demand decreased by 26%.
On March 2nd, Shanghai announced the 2010 energy saving and emission reduction targets and tasks and proposed that this year's assessment will also increase water and carbon sinks for the first time.
Director of the Heavy Industry Division of Shanghai Economic and Trade Commission Zhong Hongmin stated that as a key area of ​​energy conservation and pollution abatement, the Shanghai petrochemical system made new breakthroughs in pollution control, energy conservation and emission reduction in 2009 in accordance with the overall requirements for industrial adjustment and revitalization planning. The overall level of the environment has contributed.
In order to welcome the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, the Shanghai chemical industry has made great sacrifices. In conjunction with the adjustment of industrial structure, Shanghai “shut down and transfer†the production facilities of hundreds of chemical companies in the surrounding areas of the Expo, the Central Link, and the middle and upper reaches of the Huangpu River, and the red line of 5.28 square kilometers of the Expo site planned for the year 2000. 21 industrial pollution sources, including the former Shanghai Solvent Factory and Shanghai Additives Plant, were closed or relocated as early as five years ago.
Last year, Shanghai implemented 864 backward production capacity projects and achieved energy savings of approximately 1.02 million tons of standard coal. It shut down or relocated chemical companies in the upper reaches of the Huangpu River to protect Shanghai's water resources. By the end of 2009, Shanghai Huayi (Group) Co., Ltd. had shut down nearly 30 sets of high-energy-consuming devices such as coke oven, synthetic ammonia, and caustic soda, which saved more than 700,000 tons of standard coal annually, and drastically reduced pollution emissions. Shanghai Chemical Industry Park increased investment in environmental protection, achieved 100% centralized treatment of industrial wastewater and discharge of standards, and the materials were developed and utilized multiple times.
In terms of environmental supervision, by the end of last year, all sewage treatment plants, chemical parks and desulphurization power plants in Shanghai had installed on-line pollution monitoring equipment as required and were connected to the environmental protection department. In addition, Shanghai implemented the fourth round of the "Three-Year Action Plan for Environmental Protection" and implemented the over-emission incentive policy. Last year, a total of 30 sewage treatment plants enjoyed an accumulated reduction of subsidies of approximately 1.29 billion yuan.
Xu Qiutang, president of the Shanghai Chemical Industry Association, told CCIN that last year, companies in the industry established a total of 43 energy-saving and emission reduction project teams and trained more than 200 employees. After the implementation of a number of projects, the energy-saving effect was significant, and the entire industry’s energy-saving and emission-reducing mass base was further consolidated. .
According to the data, in 2009, Shanghai's chemical oxygen demand emissions amounted to 243,400 tons, a decrease of 8.74% compared with the previous year; sulfur dioxide emissions amounted to 379,000 tons, a reduction of 15.05% over the previous year; and the number of days with good ambient air quality reached 334 days. The air quality was the best year since monitoring; the water quality of the Huangpu River has improved significantly. In 2009, the pollution index fell by 5% compared with 2005, and the chemical oxygen demand decreased by 26%.
On March 2nd, Shanghai announced the 2010 energy saving and emission reduction targets and tasks and proposed that this year's assessment will also increase water and carbon sinks for the first time.
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