On October 17, 2020, the China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association held a press conference on the "White Paper on Pollutant Control in the Building and Sanitary Ceramics Industry" (hereinafter referred to as the white paper) in the conference hall on the 3rd floor of the theater at the China Ceramics Headquarters Base in Foshan. This event is hosted by China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association, organized by China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association Machinery Energy Saving and Environmental Protection Summit, Foshan Ceramics Industry Association, and co-organized by Foshan China Ceramics City Group Co., Ltd. and Foshan Ceramics Expo Organizing Committee. Mona Lisa Group Co., Ltd., Guangdong Xinmingzhu Ceramics Group Co., Ltd., Hangzhou Nobel Ceramics Co., Ltd., and Foshan Sainde Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. fully support. More than 300 people from the China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association and industry associations in various ceramic production areas, representatives of relevant enterprises from major ceramic companies, and mainstream media in the industry such as China Ceramics Network, Ceramic Information, and Ceramic Industry News Briefs attended the press conference.
At the beginning of the meeting, Lu Qin, executive vice president of the China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association, delivered a speech for this conference. By describing the evolution history of pollution control in the ceramic industry, she affirmed the achievements of ceramic companies in environmental governance, energy conservation and emission reduction. contribution made. Lu Qin said that the China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association will take the green development of the ceramic industry as its own responsibility and promote the environmental protection revolution of enterprises.
The white paper release ceremony was attended by Miao Bin, President of China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association, Lu Qin, Executive Vice President of China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association, Xu Xiwu, Resident Vice President of China Building Ceramics Association, as well as Mona Lisa, New Pearl, and Nuo Representatives from Bell, Saindi, Jundi, Oris, CITIC Bonew Energy and other companies jointly unveiled the event.
Subsequently, leaders of the China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association presented letters to enterprise representatives and representatives of industry associations from major production areas across the country, thanking them for their efforts and contributions to the green and environmentally friendly development of the industry.
Then, Xu Xiwu, resident vice president of the China Architectural Ceramics Association, introduced the key contents of the white paper. Xu Xiwu, the first choice, first introduced his thoughts on the writing process of the entire white paper, and pointed out the essential significance of the white paper based on the development overview of the entire building and sanitary ceramics industry.
Wang Fan, a researcher at the Institute of Atmospheric Environment of the Chinese Academy of Environmental Sciences, explained the ceramic industry part of the "Technical Guidelines for the Development of Emergency Emission Reduction Measures for Key Industries in Heavy Pollution Weather".
Huang Yi, technical director of Foshan Saindi Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd., shared environmental protection technology in the ceramic industry.
Zhou Shuhui, vice president of the Natural Gas Institute of China Petroleum Planning Institute, gave an explanation of natural gas supply, price trends and energy security in the "14th Five-Year Plan for Natural Gas Industry Development Outlook".
In the final forum session of the conference, experts and scholars such as Yin Hong, Yu Yong, Zhou Shuhui, Xu Xiwu, Liu Yanfeng, Wang Fan, and Liu Peijin discussed current hot environmental issues.
The release of the "White Paper on Pollutant Control in the Building and Sanitary Ceramics Industry" represents that China's building and sanitary ceramics industry will enter a new era of green environmental protection.
