This set of policies publishes catalogues of industries including encouraged, restricted, and eliminated. Twenty-seven chemical industries such as resource-saving and environment-friendly nitrogen fertilizers, special fine chemicals, membrane materials, fluorinated workers, composite materials, and alcohol ether fuels were included in the encouraged projects. Including eliminated petrochemical and chemical projects with 1 million tons/year of petrochemical diesel production equipment, 44 thousand tons/year of pyrite sulphuric acid production equipment, 500,000 articles/year and below Bias tire or tire production line with natural cotton cord fabric, yellow phosphorus production line below 1000 tons/year, earth refining, mercury caustic soda, graphite anode membrane caustic soda, below 5,000 kVA (10,000 tons/year Years below) or emissions of calcium carbide furnace and open type calcium carbide furnace, soil coking (including modified coke oven) and so on.
According to reports, since the beginning of this year, the National Development and Reform Commission has concentrated its efforts on investigating excess production capacity in nine industries, and believes that the problems of overcapacity in ferroalloy, coke, calcium carbide, automobile, and copper smelting industries are more prominent. The coke industry has a production capacity of more than 100 million tons, as well as 30 million tons each under construction and proposed. The calcium carbide industry has a capacity of 16 million tons, about half of which is empty. These overcapacity industries are all listed in the national restricted industrial categories. Industrial restructuring, which focuses on the restriction and guidance of overcapacity industries, will become an important task for the nation’s reform and development in the current and future period.
This set of policies stipulates that investment is prohibited for projects that are included in the phase-out category. For illegal enterprises, local people's governments at all levels and relevant departments shall be ordered to suspend production or be closed down in accordance with relevant state laws and regulations. The administrative department for industry and commerce shall urge them to handle change registration or cancel registration in accordance with the law; and the environmental protection administrative department shall revoke its pollutant discharge permit. The power supply companies must stop the supply of electricity in accordance with the law; those who violate the rules must be held accountable for the persons directly responsible and the relevant leaders.
The State Council promulgated industrial adjustment policy packages such as coke calcium carbide and other production capacity must limit the small refinery soil coking and other must be eliminated
The reporter learned at a press conference held by the Information Office of the State Council on the morning of the 22nd that the State Council promulgated the "Decision on Issuing the Interim Provisions for Promoting Industrial Structure Adjustment" and the "Guiding Catalogue for Industrial Structure Adjustment" on December 7. According to this set of policies, the government must use economic, legal, and necessary administrative means to restrict and guide industries that have excess capacity such as coke and calcium carbide; and strictly eliminate small-scale oil refining, coking coking, small-acid production, and small tires. .