Inner Mongolia Huaheng has 4 sets of PTMEG plants and 1 set of BDO plants put into operation this month

At nine o’clock in the evening, the factory area of ​​Inner Mongolia Huaheng Energy Technology Co., Ltd. was brightly lit, and all kinds of large-scale equipment shone dazzlingly under the light. Workers shuttle among them, debugging and testing the equipment that has been installed.

Chen Haiming, vice chairman of Inner Mongolia Huaheng Energy Technology Co., Ltd., said: “At present, our project has entered the trial production stage, and the staff are working overtime to conduct trial production inspection and debugging operations to ensure that the four sets of PTMEG devices and one set of BDO The device will be put into production this month. We are rushing to put it into full production on October 10 this year.”

With the successive landing and completion of 18 new projects under construction, including Inner Mongolia Huaheng Energy Technology Co., Ltd., the low-carbon industrial park in Wuhai High-tech Industrial Development Zone has changed from darkness to bright lights. During the day, workers stepped up construction at the project construction site, and after nightfall, the bright lights provided sufficient lighting for commissioning, inspection and other tasks.

Up to now, the low-carbon industrial park has accumulated a fixed asset investment of 20.152 billion yuan. At the same time, the management committee of the park also installed more than 300 sets of solar street lights on the four main roads to ensure the smooth progress of production and transportation in the park at night.

Wang Yu, director of the Construction Management Bureau of the Management Committee of Wuhai High-tech Industrial Development Zone, said: “Since the beginning of this year, with the promotion of key projects such as Guangju, Huaheng, and Sanwei, the park has continued to accelerate the construction of infrastructure projects and implemented solar street lamps. The appearance of the park has undergone major changes, especially at night, when the park gradually becomes brightly lit.”