Luo Zhijun, governor of Jiangsu Province, recently made it clear that this year, the province will increase GDP by 11%, energy consumption per unit of GDP will drop by 4.4% on the basis of optimizing the structure, improving efficiency, reducing consumption, and protecting the environment. Oxygen demand and sulfur dioxide emissions were reduced by 3% and 3.6%, respectively, and a three-year plan to close the “small chemical industry†was completed one year ahead of the year.
To this end, Jiangsu will increase its energy-saving and emission-reduction efforts, adhere to structural adjustment, technological progress, and strengthen management "three-pronged approach"; raise the threshold for entry into energy-saving and environmental protection projects for construction projects and discharge pollutant emission standards in key regions and key industries; High energy consumption projects; highlighting industrial energy conservation, earnestly do a good job of energy conservation and consumption reduction in key industries such as chemicals, building materials, alloys, electricity, textiles, and key enterprises with an annual energy consumption of 5,000 tons of standard coal, and resolutely eliminate projects and enterprises that have serious pollution.
To this end, Jiangsu will increase its energy-saving and emission-reduction efforts, adhere to structural adjustment, technological progress, and strengthen management "three-pronged approach"; raise the threshold for entry into energy-saving and environmental protection projects for construction projects and discharge pollutant emission standards in key regions and key industries; High energy consumption projects; highlighting industrial energy conservation, earnestly do a good job of energy conservation and consumption reduction in key industries such as chemicals, building materials, alloys, electricity, textiles, and key enterprises with an annual energy consumption of 5,000 tons of standard coal, and resolutely eliminate projects and enterprises that have serious pollution.