北港新材料投入13亿元实施97个项目 超低排放改造实现新跨越

Core Viewpoint - Guangxi Beigang New Materials Co., Ltd. has made significant progress in its green transformation through ultra-low emission renovation, marking a key milestone in the steel industry's efforts to achieve high-quality development and environmental sustainability [1][2]. Group 1: Investment and Implementation - The company has invested over 1.3 billion yuan in 97 ultra-low emission renovation projects, achieving comprehensive pollution control across the entire production process, including raw material crushing, batching, transportation, smelting, and rolling [1]. - The renovation has resulted in the establishment of over 150 waste gas treatment facilities, ensuring full coverage of pollution control measures [1]. Group 2: Environmental Impact - From January to November 2025, emissions of particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur dioxide were reduced by 43.7%, 6.32%, and 84.7% respectively, all below the ultra-low emission standards [2]. - The company’s subsidiary, Beigang Stainless Steel, was recognized as a national green factory, while another subsidiary, Beigang Jinya, received recognition as a regional green factory [2]. Group 3: Challenges and Solutions - The company faced challenges such as tight timelines, heavy tasks, and complex construction environments, prompting the establishment of a leadership group to oversee the ultra-low emission renovation efforts [2]. - Advanced technologies, including IoT, visual recognition, and data platforms, were implemented to create an intelligent control platform for real-time monitoring and management of dust, waste gas, vehicles, and operational behaviors [3]. Group 4: Safety and Coordination - During the peak construction phase, multiple contractors were involved, leading to high safety risks due to complex working conditions; the company utilized drones and AI cameras for comprehensive safety inspections [3]. - The organized emission renovation has been completed and is currently undergoing expert evaluation, while efforts continue to address unorganized emissions and clean transportation [5].