Inner Mongolia has vowed to push forward the integration of its coal industry in the next five years and slash its coal enterprises by 50%.
The move echoes the nation's policy of eliminating outmoded production capacity and economic restructuring.
The autonomous region decides to reign in the ever-growing trend of its coal production, and put brakes on small-scale coal processing projects.
By 2015, Inner Mongolia is expected to reduce its number of coal miners from the current 350 to 180, according to its plan.
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The move echoes the nation's policy of eliminating outmoded production capacity and economic restructuring.
The autonomous region decides to reign in the ever-growing trend of its coal production, and put brakes on small-scale coal processing projects.
By 2015, Inner Mongolia is expected to reduce its number of coal miners from the current 350 to 180, according to its plan.
Conference Notice: China ChemNet and Guangdong Oil &Gas Association will hold the 3rd Methanol-DME/LPG conference in Shanghai (details refered to: http://news.chemnet.com/list/zt/industry/erjiamiyingwen/index.html) on June 23-25. It will concentrate on the new way out for DME by entering gas community, methanol development direction on clean energy and the integration and mixture of LPG resource. welcome your attendance. Contact:0086-531-62311804 Brenda
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