While the economy of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is advancing at a rapid pace, it has been impossible to evade a single issue: the industrial structure is monotonous and it relies too much on resources. How to solve the industry's development in the area, "a long leg, a leg short" dysentery? The development of non-resource-based industries is undoubtedly an inevitable choice.
As a resource-rich province, Inner Mongolia has always been advancing on the path of transforming the mode of economic development. Governments at all levels have profoundly realized that Inner Mongolia cannot only have advantages in resources and resource industries, but plan to promote economic restructuring from the large-scale development of resources. Under this ideological guidance, major adjustments have been made in the industrial restructuring of the region. The single industrial structure dominated by energy and basic raw materials is gradually being broken down. Resource-based industries and non-resource-based industries are concurrently, and a multi-dimensional, multi-polar, modern industrial system is being stepped up.
Quality-enhancing Integration of Resource-Based Industries Inner Mongolia is rich in resources, which is both an advantage and a wealth. The proportion of raw coal output in the whole country increased from 12% to 24%, and the power generation amounted to 26 billion kwh. The proportion of the country's total coal output increased from 4.1% to 6.1%. The average value-added of industrial added value above the designated size in the region increased by 27.1%, and its contribution to economic growth reached 60%.
In the process of developing resource-based industries, the autonomous region pays great attention to exerting its advantages in resources and further expands and expands its characteristic industries. In 2010, the added value of energy, metallurgy, chemical industry, equipment manufacturing, agricultural and livestock product processing, and high-tech industries accounted for 90% of the industrial added value of large-scale industries in the region, becoming the main driving force for rapid industrial growth. At the same time, the autonomous region continues to upgrade the level of resource-based industries. According to statistics, the coal industry in the region has improved its average single well production capacity from less than 140,000 tons in 2005 to 1.4 million tons in the current period, and its resource recovery rate has increased from 20% in 2005 to 60. More than %, small coal mines below 300,000 tons have been completely eliminated.
In March this year, the new round of merger and reorganization of coal enterprises in the region was formally launched. It strives to reduce the local coal enterprises in the region from 353 to 80 to 100 households in 3 years, and the minimum production scale for coal enterprises. It was upgraded to 1.2 million tons, and all equipment levels were mechanized.
In addition to coal, the Autonomous Region has also issued an integrated elimination plan for upstream rare-earth enterprises that has been phased out of other 35 companies outside the Baotou Iron and Steel Group and is currently undergoing implementation.
Accelerating the development of non-resource-based industries According to the reporter's understanding, while the economy of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is advancing at a rapid pace, it has been impossible to avoid one problem: the industrial structure is monotonous and the resources are over-reliance. “The boom of resource development is also the best time for economic transformation. It will be very difficult to wait until the resources are exhausted and the industry is in recession.†Many experts and scholars have considerable consensus.
How to solve the problem of dysentery with "one leg long and one leg short" in industrial development in the region? The development of non-resource-based industries is undoubtedly an inevitable choice.
In fact, Inner Mongolia's non-resource-based industries have shown good momentum in recent years in automobile manufacturing, engineering machinery, wind power equipment, chemical machinery, and light industrial machinery. For example, the porcelain industry in Erdos City was not known for the first two years. At present, there are 40 production lines under construction and under construction, which is expected to become one of the largest ceramic bases in the country.
In recent years, the non-resource-based industries dominated by the equipment manufacturing industry have accelerated their development, and the average value of the equipment manufacturing industry has grown at an average annual rate of over 23%. The level of industrial development has been further improved, and more than 30 technologies, processes and equipment are at the leading domestic and international level. The extended processing level based on energy and basic raw materials continues to increase. The output of aluminum hubs, electronic foils, wire and cable, and other colored extension processing and PVC deep processing products have increased significantly. Among them, the processing rate of primary chemical products has reached 10%.
In January of this year, the “Guiding Opinions of the People's Government of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on Accepting Industrial Transfer and Developing Non-Resourced Industries to Construct a Multi-Purpose Multi-polar Supporting Industrial System†was formally implemented, which depicts the development blueprint for non-resource-based industries in Inner Mongolia over the next five years. According to the introduction of the director of the autonomous region's economy and information committee, Yosaining, in the next five years, the region will focus on cultivating and building 60 leading industries, undertaking clear goals for industrial transfer, large industrial scale, long industrial chain, strong industrial correlation, and collaboration. Supporting higher level industrial clusters. Strive to achieve sales income of more than 2 trillion yuan in 2015, and contribute more than 50% to the industrial economy in the region, and drive around 450,000 new jobs. We will focus on promoting the intensive development of rare-earth new materials and applications, silicon chemicals and photovoltaics, and processing of agricultural and livestock products featuring corn.
To achieve this goal, the Autonomous Region has given full play to its advantages in location, land, and energy, and through undertaking a batch of processing and manufacturing industries with technological content, it gradually freed itself from excessive reliance on resources, raised its industrial level, and optimized its industrial structure. Today, in the Dalat Economic Development Zone, a non-resourced industrial cluster of alumina extracted from fly ash is taking shape. In Fengzhen Industrial Park, San Aifu Fluorine Chemicals Co., Ltd. is leading the way and is stepping up efforts to build fluorspar hydrofluoro fluoride workers. The fluorochemical deep processing industry cluster of the series of products...
As an important energy base, a new chemical base, a nonferrous metal production and processing base, and a green agricultural and livestock product production and processing base, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is seeking greater space for development in the transition. Author: Chen Yan Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in the rapid economic advance, and always can not avoid a problem: a single structure, over-reliance on resources. How to solve the industry's development in the area, "a long leg, a leg short" dysentery? The development of non-resource-based industries is undoubtedly an inevitable choice. As a resource-rich province, Inner Mongolia has always been advancing on the road of transforming the mode of economic development. Governments at all levels have profoundly realized that Inner Mongolia cannot only have advantages in resources and resource industries, but also must develop large-scale resources. Planning to promote economic restructuring. Under this ideological guidance, major adjustments have been made in the industrial restructuring of the region. The single industrial structure dominated by energy and basic raw materials is gradually being broken down. Resource-based industries and non-resource-based industries are concurrently, and a multi-dimensional, multi-polar, modern industrial system is being stepped up.
Quality-enhancing Integration of Resource-Based Industries Inner Mongolia is rich in resources, which is both an advantage and a wealth. The proportion of raw coal output in the whole country increased from 12% to 24%, and the power generation amounted to 26 billion kwh. The proportion of the country's total coal output increased from 4.1% to 6.1%. The average value-added of industrial added value above the designated size in the region increased by 27.1%, and its contribution to economic growth reached 60%.
In the process of developing resource-based industries, the autonomous region pays great attention to exerting its advantages in resources and further expands and expands its characteristic industries. In 2010, the added value of energy, metallurgy, chemical industry, equipment manufacturing, agricultural and livestock product processing, and high-tech industries accounted for 90% of the industrial added value of large-scale industries in the region, becoming the main driving force for rapid industrial growth. At the same time, the autonomous region continues to upgrade the level of resource-based industries. According to statistics, the coal industry in the region has improved its average single well production capacity from less than 140,000 tons in 2005 to 1.4 million tons in the current period, and its resource recovery rate has increased from 20% in 2005 to 60. More than %, small coal mines below 300,000 tons have been completely eliminated.
In March this year, the new round of merger and reorganization of coal enterprises in the region was formally launched. It strives to reduce the local coal enterprises in the region from 353 to 80 to 100 households in 3 years, and the minimum production scale for coal companies. It was upgraded to 1.2 million tons, and all equipment levels were mechanized.
In addition to coal, the Autonomous Region has also issued an integrated elimination plan for upstream rare-earth enterprises that has been phased out of other 35 companies outside the Baotou Iron and Steel Group and is currently undergoing implementation.
As a resource-rich province, Inner Mongolia has always been advancing on the path of transforming the mode of economic development. Governments at all levels have profoundly realized that Inner Mongolia cannot only have advantages in resources and resource industries, but plan to promote economic restructuring from the large-scale development of resources. Under this ideological guidance, major adjustments have been made in the industrial restructuring of the region. The single industrial structure dominated by energy and basic raw materials is gradually being broken down. Resource-based industries and non-resource-based industries are concurrently, and a multi-dimensional, multi-polar, modern industrial system is being stepped up.
Quality-enhancing Integration of Resource-Based Industries Inner Mongolia is rich in resources, which is both an advantage and a wealth. The proportion of raw coal output in the whole country increased from 12% to 24%, and the power generation amounted to 26 billion kwh. The proportion of the country's total coal output increased from 4.1% to 6.1%. The average value-added of industrial added value above the designated size in the region increased by 27.1%, and its contribution to economic growth reached 60%.
In the process of developing resource-based industries, the autonomous region pays great attention to exerting its advantages in resources and further expands and expands its characteristic industries. In 2010, the added value of energy, metallurgy, chemical industry, equipment manufacturing, agricultural and livestock product processing, and high-tech industries accounted for 90% of the industrial added value of large-scale industries in the region, becoming the main driving force for rapid industrial growth. At the same time, the autonomous region continues to upgrade the level of resource-based industries. According to statistics, the coal industry in the region has improved its average single well production capacity from less than 140,000 tons in 2005 to 1.4 million tons in the current period, and its resource recovery rate has increased from 20% in 2005 to 60. More than %, small coal mines below 300,000 tons have been completely eliminated.
In March this year, the new round of merger and reorganization of coal enterprises in the region was formally launched. It strives to reduce the local coal enterprises in the region from 353 to 80 to 100 households in 3 years, and the minimum production scale for coal enterprises. It was upgraded to 1.2 million tons, and all equipment levels were mechanized.
In addition to coal, the Autonomous Region has also issued an integrated elimination plan for upstream rare-earth enterprises that has been phased out of other 35 companies outside the Baotou Iron and Steel Group and is currently undergoing implementation.
Accelerating the development of non-resource-based industries According to the reporter's understanding, while the economy of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is advancing at a rapid pace, it has been impossible to avoid one problem: the industrial structure is monotonous and the resources are over-reliance. “The boom of resource development is also the best time for economic transformation. It will be very difficult to wait until the resources are exhausted and the industry is in recession.†Many experts and scholars have considerable consensus.
How to solve the problem of dysentery with "one leg long and one leg short" in industrial development in the region? The development of non-resource-based industries is undoubtedly an inevitable choice.
In fact, Inner Mongolia's non-resource-based industries have shown good momentum in recent years in automobile manufacturing, engineering machinery, wind power equipment, chemical machinery, and light industrial machinery. For example, the porcelain industry in Erdos City was not known for the first two years. At present, there are 40 production lines under construction and under construction, which is expected to become one of the largest ceramic bases in the country.
In recent years, the non-resource-based industries dominated by the equipment manufacturing industry have accelerated their development, and the average value of the equipment manufacturing industry has grown at an average annual rate of over 23%. The level of industrial development has been further improved, and more than 30 technologies, processes and equipment are at the leading domestic and international level. The extended processing level based on energy and basic raw materials continues to increase. The output of aluminum hubs, electronic foils, wire and cable, and other colored extension processing and PVC deep processing products have increased significantly. Among them, the processing rate of primary chemical products has reached 10%.
In January of this year, the “Guiding Opinions of the People's Government of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on Accepting Industrial Transfer and Developing Non-Resourced Industries to Construct a Multi-Purpose Multi-polar Supporting Industrial System†was formally implemented, which depicts the development blueprint for non-resource-based industries in Inner Mongolia over the next five years. According to the introduction of the director of the autonomous region's economy and information committee, Yosaining, in the next five years, the region will focus on cultivating and building 60 leading industries, undertaking clear goals for industrial transfer, large industrial scale, long industrial chain, strong industrial correlation, and collaboration. Supporting higher level industrial clusters. Strive to achieve sales income of more than 2 trillion yuan in 2015, and contribute more than 50% to the industrial economy in the region, and drive around 450,000 new jobs. We will focus on promoting the intensive development of rare-earth new materials and applications, silicon chemicals and photovoltaics, and processing of agricultural and livestock products featuring corn.
To achieve this goal, the Autonomous Region has given full play to its advantages in location, land, and energy, and through undertaking a batch of processing and manufacturing industries with technological content, it gradually freed itself from excessive reliance on resources, raised its industrial level, and optimized its industrial structure. Today, in the Dalat Economic Development Zone, a non-resourced industrial cluster of alumina extracted from fly ash is taking shape. In Fengzhen Industrial Park, San Aifu Fluorine Chemicals Co., Ltd. is leading the way and is stepping up efforts to build fluorspar hydrofluoro fluoride workers. The fluorochemical deep processing industry cluster of the series of products...
As an important energy base, a new chemical base, a nonferrous metal production and processing base, and a green agricultural and livestock product production and processing base, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is seeking greater space for development in the transition. Author: Chen Yan Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in the rapid economic advance, and always can not avoid a problem: a single structure, over-reliance on resources. How to solve the industry's development in the area, "a long leg, a leg short" dysentery? The development of non-resource-based industries is undoubtedly an inevitable choice. As a resource-rich province, Inner Mongolia has always been advancing on the road of transforming the mode of economic development. Governments at all levels have profoundly realized that Inner Mongolia cannot only have advantages in resources and resource industries, but also must develop large-scale resources. Planning to promote economic restructuring. Under this ideological guidance, major adjustments have been made in the industrial restructuring of the region. The single industrial structure dominated by energy and basic raw materials is gradually being broken down. Resource-based industries and non-resource-based industries are concurrently, and a multi-dimensional, multi-polar, modern industrial system is being stepped up.
Quality-enhancing Integration of Resource-Based Industries Inner Mongolia is rich in resources, which is both an advantage and a wealth. The proportion of raw coal output in the whole country increased from 12% to 24%, and the power generation amounted to 26 billion kwh. The proportion of the country's total coal output increased from 4.1% to 6.1%. The average value-added of industrial added value above the designated size in the region increased by 27.1%, and its contribution to economic growth reached 60%.
In the process of developing resource-based industries, the autonomous region pays great attention to exerting its advantages in resources and further expands and expands its characteristic industries. In 2010, the added value of energy, metallurgy, chemical industry, equipment manufacturing, agricultural and livestock product processing, and high-tech industries accounted for 90% of the industrial added value of large-scale industries in the region, becoming the main driving force for rapid industrial growth. At the same time, the autonomous region continues to upgrade the level of resource-based industries. According to statistics, the coal industry in the region has improved its average single well production capacity from less than 140,000 tons in 2005 to 1.4 million tons in the current period, and its resource recovery rate has increased from 20% in 2005 to 60. More than %, small coal mines below 300,000 tons have been completely eliminated.
In March this year, the new round of merger and reorganization of coal enterprises in the region was formally launched. It strives to reduce the local coal enterprises in the region from 353 to 80 to 100 households in 3 years, and the minimum production scale for coal companies. It was upgraded to 1.2 million tons, and all equipment levels were mechanized.
In addition to coal, the Autonomous Region has also issued an integrated elimination plan for upstream rare-earth enterprises that has been phased out of other 35 companies outside the Baotou Iron and Steel Group and is currently undergoing implementation.
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