30 JULY 2013Shanghai Metal Market
China's Ministry of Environmental Protection calls off Baotou Aluminium's CHP Project
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Chinese government called off a combined heat and power (CHP) generation project by Baotou Aluminium Co. before it obtained an environmental impact statement.
Baotou Aluminium ``arbitrarily’’ started constructing a CHP project in Baotou city of Inner Mongolia from May, 2013 without obtaining an updated environmental impact statement, the Ministry of Environmental Protection said in a statement on its website earlier this month.
The ministry called it off and ordered the company to submit a correction report by August 16, 2013, it said.
Baotou Aluminium is a subsidiary of Aluminium Corp. of China (Chalco).
Baotou Aluminium ``arbitrarily’’ started constructing a CHP project in Baotou city of Inner Mongolia from May, 2013 without obtaining an updated environmental impact statement, the Ministry of Environmental Protection said in a statement on its website earlier this month.
The ministry called it off and ordered the company to submit a correction report by August 16, 2013, it said.
Baotou Aluminium is a subsidiary of Aluminium Corp. of China (Chalco).
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