Chinese steel producer Tangshan Donghua Iron and Steel Enterprise Group recently placed an order with Primetals Technologies to supply a new 3-strand continuous
Steel news roundup: Mills in Tangshan downgraded amid environmental protection requirements/CISA proposed to increase the import of primary products
SHANGHAI, Apr 7 (SMM) This is a roundup of news in the China ferrous sector for last week.
Steel mills in Tangshan downgraded for failure to comply with environmental protection requirements
During the period of Level II emergency response to heavy pollution, Tangshan Steel Stainless Steel, Tangshan Jinma Iron & Steel, Tangshan Chunxing Special Steel and Tangshan Donghua Iron & Steel ran at high capacity, did not comply with emission reduction requirements and made false production records .
On March 29, the Department of Air Pollution Prevention and Control of Tangshan downgraded Tangshan Zongheng Group Fengnan Iron & Steel s performance level from Category B- to D, and simultaneously downgraded its coking performance to Category D. besides, Tangshan Ruifeng Iron & Steel, Hebei Tianzhu Iron & Steel, Hebei Donghai Special St
Enterprises probed in pollution complaint By ZHAO XINYING | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2021-03-15 07:06 Share CLOSE File photo shows a wind power plant in Zhangjiakou, north China s Hebei Province. [Photo/Xinhua]
The government of Tangshan, Hebei province, has set up a combined investigative team to further look into iron and steel enterprises that had been found to have violated environmental protection laws and regulations, the city government said in a microblog post on its Weibo account on Saturday. We urge environmental protection and public security departments to punish the enterprises, under the guidance of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, showing zero tolerance, the government said in the post.
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