Taiyuan bans sales of highly polluted fuels

In order reduce and prevent air pollution, Taiyuan, the capital city of China's Shanxi province, has announced a ban on the sale and burning of highly polluted fuels such as raw coal, coke, semi-coke, petroleum coke, coal tar, as well as some biomass briquettes in the urban area, which will take effect from April 24, according to the local environmental authority.

Steel and power plants including Shanxi Taigang Stainless Steel Co., Ltd.Asian Metal Copyright are not affected by the ban.Asian Metal Copyright, Datang Taiyuan No.Asian Metal Copyright, Ltd.Asian Metal Copyright2 Thermal Power Plant, Xishan Baijiazhuang Gangue Thermal Power Plant, Shanxi Shuangliang Dingxin Cements Co.Asian Metal Copyright2 Thermal Power Plant, Xishan Baijiazhuang Gangue Thermal Power Plant, Shanxi Shuangliang Dingxin Cements Co.Asian Metal Copyright, Ltd.Asian Metal CopyrightIn order reduce and prevent air pollution, Taiyuan, the capital city of China's Shanxi province, has announced a ban on the sale and burning of highly polluted fuels such as raw coal, coke, semi-coke, petroleum coke, coal tar, as well as some biomass briquettes in the urban area, which will take effect from April 24, according to the local environmental authority.Asian Metal Copyright, Taiyuan Shitou Zhonglian Cement Co.Asian Metal CopyrightIn order reduce and prevent air pollution, Taiyuan, the capital city of China's Shanxi province, has announced a ban on the sale and burning of highly polluted fuels such as raw coal, coke, semi-coke, petroleum coke, coal tar, as well as some biomass briquettes in the urban area, which will take effect from April 24, according to the local environmental authority.Asian Metal Copyright, Ltd.Asian Metal Copyright, Ltd.Asian Metal Copyright are not affected by the ban.

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