Recently, it was learned from Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Economic and Trade Commission that a group of domestic large-scale coal enterprise groups such as Shenhua, Luneng, Xinwen, and Xuchang have all entered into Xinjiang to develop coal resources, with planned investment exceeding 100 billion yuan, and construction of coal-electricity integration and coal chemical industry bases. . The conditions for the establishment of an ultra-large coal and coal chemical industry base in Xinjiang have become increasingly mature.
Recently, it was learned from Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Economic and Trade Commission that a group of domestic large-scale coal enterprise groups such as Shenhua, Luneng, Xinwen, and Xuchang have all entered into Xinjiang to develop coal resources, with planned investment exceeding 100 billion yuan, and construction of coal-electricity integration and coal chemical industry bases. . The conditions for the establishment of an ultra-large coal and coal chemical industry base in Xinjiang have become increasingly mature.
The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Economic and Trade Commission said that Xinjiang is far from the inland provinces and regions, and a large amount of raw coal cannot be transported to the mainland market through railways and highways. However, Xinjiang coal was mainly coal-produced during the Jurassic period, with low ash, low sulfur, and high calorific value. It is suitable for the development of coal-fired coal chemical industry. In addition, Xinjiang has the freshwater resources required for the development of coal-fired power and coal chemical industry, and a large number of land resources for the Gobi desert, as well as a vast space for environmental capacity. The construction of an ultra-large coal, coal and coal chemical industry base is uniquely advantageous.
By 2010, Xinjiang will strive to produce more than 100 million tons of raw coal annually, and the total industrial output value created by deep processing and transformation of coal will exceed 40 billion yuan.
According to the Economic and Trade Commission of Xinjiang Autonomous Region, Xinjiang's coal resources are concentrated in four major regions including the Junggar Basin, the Turpan-Hami Basin, the Yili River Valley, and the northern margin of the Tarim Basin. Only the eastern Junggar Basin (abbreviated to the Zhundong) coalfield has a forecasted resource of more than 390 billion yuan. Ton. During the “11th Five-Year Plan†period, Xinjiang will focus on the development of coal chemical industry in Zhundong, Yili, Kuche and Baicheng. Focus on the development of coal-to-oil and coal-to-olefins industries in the Zhundong and Yili River valleys; focus on the development of coking coal industry in Kuche and Baicheng; and appropriately develop a certain scale of coal chemical industry in the cities of Yiwu County and Karamay City.
The predicted reserves of coal in the autonomous region range from 1.82 trillion to 2.19 trillion tons, accounting for 40.5% of the country's total forecast reserves, ranking first in the country.
Recently, it was learned from Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Economic and Trade Commission that a group of domestic large-scale coal enterprise groups such as Shenhua, Luneng, Xinwen, and Xuchang have all entered into Xinjiang to develop coal resources, with planned investment exceeding 100 billion yuan, and construction of coal-electricity integration and coal chemical industry bases. . The conditions for the establishment of an ultra-large coal and coal chemical industry base in Xinjiang have become increasingly mature.
The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Economic and Trade Commission said that Xinjiang is far from the inland provinces and regions, and a large amount of raw coal cannot be transported to the mainland market through railways and highways. However, Xinjiang coal was mainly coal-produced during the Jurassic period, with low ash, low sulfur, and high calorific value. It is suitable for the development of coal-fired coal chemical industry. In addition, Xinjiang has the freshwater resources required for the development of coal-fired power and coal chemical industry, and a large number of land resources for the Gobi desert, as well as a vast space for environmental capacity. The construction of an ultra-large coal, coal and coal chemical industry base is uniquely advantageous.
By 2010, Xinjiang will strive to produce more than 100 million tons of raw coal annually, and the total industrial output value created by deep processing and transformation of coal will exceed 40 billion yuan.
According to the Economic and Trade Commission of Xinjiang Autonomous Region, Xinjiang's coal resources are concentrated in four major regions including the Junggar Basin, the Turpan-Hami Basin, the Yili River Valley, and the northern margin of the Tarim Basin. Only the eastern Junggar Basin (abbreviated to the Zhundong) coalfield has a forecasted resource of more than 390 billion yuan. Ton. During the “11th Five-Year Plan†period, Xinjiang will focus on the development of coal chemical industry in Zhundong, Yili, Kuche and Baicheng. Focus on the development of coal-to-oil and coal-to-olefins industries in the Zhundong and Yili River valleys; focus on the development of coking coal industry in Kuche and Baicheng; and appropriately develop a certain scale of coal chemical industry in the cities of Yiwu County and Karamay City.
The predicted reserves of coal in the autonomous region range from 1.82 trillion to 2.19 trillion tons, accounting for 40.5% of the country's total forecast reserves, ranking first in the country.