National Inspection Team launches re-examination of steel capacity elimination in Taizhou
2021-07-29 17:13:53 【Print】
National Inspection Team launched re-examination of steel capacity elimination in Taizhou on July 16.
The inspection team focused on the inspection of the iron and steel smelting projects completed and under construction in Taizhou since 2016, the excess steel production capacity elimination, the banning of "substandard steel" smelting equipment, and the inspection of reporting clues. The inspection team inspected the construction site of the centralized smelting project of Jiangsu Zhongtuo New Material Technology Co., Ltd., and inspected Taizhou Huhang Metal Products Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Hengze Metal Products Co., Ltd., Taizhou Runxin Casting Co., Ltd. and other enterprises.
In the next step, Taizhou will continue to implement the decisions and deployments of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, strictly implement the iron and steel industry policy, and conduct regular and irregular inspections to prevent the steel industry from illegally adding new production capacity and "substandard steel" from resurgence, and further consolidate the city's steel capacity elimination results.
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The inspection team focused on the inspection of the iron and steel smelting projects completed and under construction in Taizhou since 2016, the excess steel production capacity elimination, the banning of "substandard steel" smelting equipment, and the inspection of reporting clues. The inspection team inspected the construction site of the centralized smelting project of Jiangsu Zhongtuo New Material Technology Co., Ltd., and inspected Taizhou Huhang Metal Products Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Hengze Metal Products Co., Ltd., Taizhou Runxin Casting Co., Ltd. and other enterprises.
In the next step, Taizhou will continue to implement the decisions and deployments of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, strictly implement the iron and steel industry policy, and conduct regular and irregular inspections to prevent the steel industry from illegally adding new production capacity and "substandard steel" from resurgence, and further consolidate the city's steel capacity elimination results.
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