The Central Environmental Supervision, which started in 2016, has set off one environmental storm after another in the printing and dyeing and chemical industries in recent years. In 2018, the central environmental protection inspection "looked back", and various inspection teams have been stationed in various places.

　　The increase in environmental protection requirements has responded to the people’s demands for environmental issues. The haze, water pollution, and soil pollution that have plagued many years have become chronic diseases. This environmental protection storm from top to bottom is trying to use a "protracted war". Non-exercise inspections provide a complete "cure" for these "stubborn diseases".

　　More than half of 2018 has passed. "Entering the zone and entering the park" and meeting environmental protection standards have become the bottom line of every printing and dyeing and chemical enterprise. A supply-side reform of eliminating outdated production capacity, transformation and upgrading, and green and sustainable development has officially kicked off. The overall closure of the printing and dyeing and chemical industry zones is bound to intensify! The overall closure of the printing and dyeing and chemical zones is bound to intensify! The overall closure of the chemical zone is bound to intensify!

　　Incomplete summary of the overall closure of printing and dyeing and chemical parks in recent years

　　Hangzhou Bay New District Bleaching and Dyeing Park closed down

　　On the last day of 2014, Ningbo’s largest bleaching, printing and dyeing park, Hangzhou Bay New District, was officially closed. All 39 bleaching, printing and dyeing enterprises in the park have ceased production, and more than 5,000 employees have been relocated. The 1,200-mu park will "free cages and change birds" and begin to attract investment from strategic emerging industries. With an iron fist shutting down an industrial park that has been in operation for 7 years, the Hangzhou Bay New Area Management Committee will pay 1.5 billion yuan for this, more than one-fifth of the annual fiscal revenue.

　　The exit area of ​​Keqiao District, the printing and dyeing enterprises shut down

　　On February 16, 2018, all printing and dyeing companies and thermal power companies in the exit zone of Keqiao District will be shut down. According to the release of relevant industrial policies, the current printing and dyeing companies in the exit zone of Keqiao will move to the Binhai Printing and Dyeing Industry Cluster. The Binhai Printing and Dyeing Industry Cluster (east of Binhai Avenue to Cao'e River and Beiqi Road to Beixi Road) is the agglomeration area. Enterprises in this area must strictly follow the requirements of the green ecological demonstration park, and take practical measures in terms of equipment, technology, products, and management. Give full play to the demonstration and leading role of energy saving, environmental protection and innovation.

　　Wuxi Huangxiang Private Industrial Park closed

　　In order to accelerate the adjustment of the industrial structure and the construction of ecological civilization, before the end of 2017, Wuxi Liangxi District will implement a comprehensive "clearing" of 13 printing and dyeing and electroplating enterprises in the district. It is reported that the Huangxiang Private Industrial Park, which was built in the 1980s, has concentrated 9 printing, dyeing and electroplating enterprises. Among them, the Wuxi Taihu Dyeing and Finishing Plant has the largest scale, the most employees, and the highest output value. Following the complete suspension of production at the end of last month, the surrounding 8 companies responded, and all of them were shut down within a few days.

　　Zhangjiagang Dongsha Chemical Industry Park closed down

　　The Dongsha Chemical Park, located on the shoreline of the Yangtze River in Zhangjiagang, has been constructed for more than 20 years. It is a low-level park. In 2013, the local government initiated the shutdown and transformation work. It took 4 years to successfully shut down. ", the shutdown was realized and the transfer was properly resettled. So far, the closure of Dongsha Chemical Park's restructuring system has been actively implemented.

　　Jiangsu Province plans to shut down pharmaceutical, pesticide and dye intermediate enterprises in coastal chemical parks

　　According to media reports, the "Discussion Draft of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Government on the Implementation of the "141" Environmental Treatment Project in Coastal Chemical Parks" shows that the pharmaceutical, pesticide and dye intermediate projects in the Lianyungang, Yancheng, and Nantong chemical parks are included in the "Discussion Draft" There are two categories of prohibited categories, no approval allowed" and "elimination categories, and projects that have been built must be closed within a time limit".

　　If the "Opinions" are passed, then the dye, pesticide, and pharmaceutical intermediate companies in the coastal chemical parks of Jiangsu Province will be closed, and the dye and pesticide (pharmaceutical) intermediate companies in Lianyungang and the three major chemical parks in Yancheng, which are being suspended for rectification, will be restored. Production is hopeless! Prior to this, due to the suspension of production in the three major chemical parks in Lianyungang, Guanyun, and Yancheng Xiangshui, Yabang, Runtu, Wuzhong, Jihua, Haixiang Pharmaceutical and other companies temporarily suspended production , Has not yet resumed production.

　　The overall closure of the Quzhou Chemical Industry Park in Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province

　　In September 2007, with the dismantling of the reactor in the production workshop of Quzhou Inte Polymer Material Co., Ltd., it was listed under the supervision of the provincial and municipal People's Congress at the third level, and it was included in the province’s “811” pollution remediation key area and 11 provinces. All 49 chemical companies in the Qujiang Chemical Park, one of the key environmental protection supervision zones, have been shut down. The chemical park, which covers an area of ​​760 acres, has an annual output value of 531 million yuan, and an annual tax revenue of more than 30 million yuan, completely withdraws from the historical stage, and achieves the goal of chemical park renovation on time.

　　Shuiyang Chemical Industry Zone in Linhai City, Zhejiang Province was shut down

　　At the end of 2011, all chemical companies in the Shuiyang Chemical Zone of Linhai City, Zhejiang Province were shut down. More than 30 medical and chemical enterprises in the park have gathered into 6 enterprises through mergers and reorganizations and other transformation and upgrading methods. However, the regional environmental pollution problem in the area has not been fundamentally solved, and the complaints of surrounding residents to the chemical area are still high. Faced with this situation, the municipal party committee and the municipal government decided to shut down the Shuiyang Chemical Industry Zone.

　　The overall closure of the Zhubu Port Chemical Zone in Xiangtan, Hunan

　　At the end of September 2014, 28 chemical companies in Zhubu Port, Xiangtan, Hunan, were all closed down, declaring that the Zhubu Port Chemical Zone was officially "end of life". The workshops that used to be row upon row, now some people go to empty buildings, and some have been razed to the ground.

　　In the past, on the shores of the Xiangjiang River and in the Zhubu Port area of ​​Yuetang District, Xiangtan City, Hunan Province, the output of electrolytic manganese dioxide ranked first in the world, and the related derivative chemical industry was extremely prosperous. It was once regarded as the bright spot of Hunan's regional economy and the pillar of local finance and taxation. , Rely on stable employment. Today, the Zhubu Port chemical industry has withdrawn as a whole, and a "huge environmental bomb" has been dismantled in the Xiangjiang River and Dongting Lake areas.

　　50% of Shandong Chemical Park will be abolished

　　As a major chemical province, Shandong has always been a key province that chemical companies pay attention to. In March of this year, Wang Shujian, vice governor of Shandong Province, stated that he would strive to reduce the number of chemical parks to less than 100, and strive to close 20% of the chemical companies on the existing basis. According to statistics, Shandong has 199 chemical parks of various types, and the number of chemical production companies is 7,595. This means that 50% of the chemical parks will be abolished and more than 1,500 companies will be shut down.

　　At the beginning of the year, the Shandong Provincial Government issued the "Administrative Measures for the Recognition of Specialized Chemical Parks in Shandong Province". The "Measures" clarified that the specialized chemical parks must be far away from the main urban area of ​​the city where they are located, and not in the main urban area. It has centralized and unified sewage treatment facilities, the safe disposal rate of hazardous waste reaches 100%, and a centralized safety and security monitoring and monitoring system. Complete all tasks for the identification of chemical parks, specialized chemical parks and key monitoring points by the end of September 2018. In terms of the frequency of assessment, general chemical parks are assessed once every three years, and specialized chemical parks are assessed once every two years.

　　pass, turn, move-the destiny that can't be escaped

　　In the 1990s, the construction and development of my country's chemical parks began to take off. According to the latest statistics from the Chemical Industry Park Working Committee of the China Petrochemical Federation, as of the end of 2017, there were 601 key chemical parks or industrial parks with petroleum and chemical industries as their leading industries in the country. According to incomplete statistics, the number of chemical parks is expected to decrease by more than 100 by the end of 2018.

　　Looking back at the development of chemical parks in the past 10 years, the closures listed above are not alone. According to incomplete statistics, since 2007, 4 chemical parks have been delisted as a whole, and thousands of chemical companies in the park have been closed for remediation.

　　Followed by the rising tide of raw materials such as silicone, PTA, dyes, resins, MDI, and propylene oxide. Many varieties are even priced but not available, and the downstream directly closes the production line.

　　As soon as the Ministry of Ecology and Environment banned the “one size fits all” ban on environmental protection, printing and dyeing and chemical companies applauded. However, the prohibition of “one size fits all” is not a reduction of environmental protection standards. The fate of illegal enterprises being “one size cut” under today’s environmental protection requirements is inevitable. ! In the short term, many industries will be affected by production restrictions and shutdowns. The expectation of a sharp rise in raw materials will increase the pressure on the entire industry.

　　Printing and dyeing and chemical companies should not be abandoned

　　The environmental storm is both a challenge and an opportunity. In fact, what printing and dyeing chemical companies need is policy guidance and support. Simply shutting down enterprises, abolishing the park, or changing the position of the park is "blocking". What we need more is "sparse"-adjusting structure, changing methods, optimizing process routes, and taking the road of circular development.

　　The "chip" crisis of some time ago is still in sight. Printing and dyeing and chemical industry as the basic industry not only need to be bigger but also stronger, this is the real responsibility of our printing and dyeing and chemical people!