Yang Yinming, Secretary of the Panzhou Municipal Party Committee, led a delegation to Pengfei for an exchange and symposium.

Release Date:

2023-07-17

On July 17, Yang Yinming, Deputy Secretary of the Liupanshui Municipal Party Committee, Secretary of the Panzhou Municipal Party Committee, and Secretary of the Party Working Committee of the Panbei Economic Development Zone, led a delegation comprising officials from the Panbei Economic Development Zone, the Panzhou Bureau of Industry and Information Technology, the Energy Bureau, and the Investment Promotion Service Center to visit Pengfei for an exchange and symposium. The meeting was hosted by Zheng Peng, Chairman of the Board and President of Pengfei Group, along with relevant department heads.

Yang Yinming provided an overview of Panzhou City, highlighting its strategic transportation location, the current state and positioning of its coal‑chemical industry, and the development goal of establishing an integrated circular economy encompassing “coal–coke–gas–chemicals.” He noted that Panzhou boasts abundant coal resources and, guided by the development philosophy of “grounded in coal, strengthening coal, yet not confined to coal,” regards the clean and efficient utilization of coal as an intrinsic imperative for transformation and upgrading, making every effort to drive major breakthroughs in the coal‑coking‑chemical sector. Pengfei Group’s comprehensive industrial value chain—spanning coal, coke, chemicals, hydrogen energy, equipment manufacturing, and logistics—aligns closely with Panzhou’s industrial development needs, offering broad prospects for cooperation and joint advancement.

Zheng Peng gained a thorough understanding of Panzhou’s coal‑chemical industry, hydrogen‑powered heavy‑truck application scenarios, and its wind, solar, and other renewable energy resources. He noted that Pengfei adheres to development principles such as “full‑industry‑chain growth” and “keeping the reins firmly in its own hands,” leveraging its concentrated technological and resource advantages to build high‑quality industrial clusters, thereby driving sustained, steady local economic development. The two sides can engage in comprehensive, complementary cooperation to jointly explore new avenues for growth.