Usher in a new era for Pengfei and strive to be guardians of the blue sky.

Release Date:

2017-10-19

On October 19, Zheng Peng, Chairman of the Group, convened an environmental‑protection project promotion meeting at the Pengfei Coking Plant, under the theme “Ushering in a New Era for Pengfei and Striving to Be Guardians of Blue Skies.”

(At the scene of the “Blue Sky Defense Campaign” themed meeting)

On October 19, Zheng Peng, Chairman of the Group, convened an environmental protection project promotion meeting at the Pengfei Coking Plant, under the theme “Ushering in a New Era for Pengfei and Striving to Be Guardians of Blue Skies.”

Guo Fengguang, Deputy General Manager of the Group and General Manager of Production; Liang Junwei, Chief Commander of the project and General Manager of Engineering Materials; Wang Qi, Chief Engineer and Chief Commander of the Coking Project; Li Zhiliang, Deputy General Manager of Production Equipment; Zhang Gaiyun, Director of the Planning and Performance‑Monitoring Department; Wang Zhengang, Director of the Safety and Environmental Protection Department; as well as heads and chief engineers of all production units within the production system, together with relevant project leaders from Sanju Environmental Protection Company, attended the meeting. During the session, participants provided detailed reports on the operational status of existing environmental protection facilities at each plant and on the various issues encountered in ongoing environmental protection projects.

Chairman Zheng Peng pointed out that General Secretary Xi Jinping stated in the report to the 19th National Congress: “The harm humans inflict on nature will ultimately rebound upon humanity itself—this is an irresistible law.” It is imperative to thoroughly understand and internalize the spirit of the new era and our future goals, and there is absolutely no room for compromise when it comes to the “Blue Sky Defense Campaign.” All project designs must ensure the authenticity and accuracy of raw data, aligning design foundations with actual outcomes, and must avoid creating endless downstream complications due to design flaws. Furthermore, throughout the design, equipment, and operational phases, each party shall be held accountable for any issues arising under its purview.

(Chairman Zheng Peng delivers important instructions)

The environmental protection project at the Xinyu Coking Plant must be developed as a benchmark for environmental sustainability and serve as a model to be promoted nationwide. To ensure that all performance parameters meet the required standards, it must be implemented to the highest equipment and quality standards. At the same time, the project must adhere to the design specifications for connection to the municipal utility network, with a reverse‑scheduled timeline to achieve grid integration—no further delays or postponements are acceptable.

Historically, there have been instances where unfamiliarity with processes and non‑compliant equipment operation led to operational disruptions. We must learn from these past mistakes by ensuring that all employees receive thorough training in accordance with operating procedures and standards, enabling them to master the processes and fully understand the grave consequences of neglecting safety training, overlooking safety risks, and shirking safety responsibilities. We need to fundamentally reverse the attitude of “pretending to work while not really working, and even continuing to work despite knowing better,” and, guided by a spirit of earnest action and diligent effort, cultivate a new generation of skilled professionals who dare to take responsibility, are capable of shouldering it, and approach their work and the rules with due respect and reverence.

Chairman Zheng Peng emphasized that to achieve development, we must adhere to the standards of the new era; those who fail to keep pace with the times will be left behind. The Chief Engineer’s Office must set design benchmarks at world‑class and domestically leading levels, while the engineering materials system must establish project timelines based on first‑rate standards and quality—without making any excuses or justifications. We must take full responsibility for addressing each item on the problem list, ensuring thorough resolution, and for operational issues at production plants, boldly enforce stringent standards and rigorous performance evaluations, thereby establishing a comprehensive framework encompassing technology, facilities, equipment, oversight, and assessment. Only by keeping in step with the times and upholding a craftsman’s spirit in our work can we usher in a new era for Pengfei, build a “Blue Sky Guard,” and strive to become true guardians of clean skies.