East China’s Jiangsu province accelerated the progress of major investment projects in the first quarter, providing solid support for promoting the overall improvement of economic operation.
Statistics show that in the first quarter, Jiangsu reported 2802 projects with a single investment of over 1 billion yuan, an increase of 344 from a year ago and up 12.8% year on year.
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The Rudong Jiuzhou Xingji Ultra-high Molecular Weight Polyethylene Fiber Project, a provincial-level major project with a total investment of 4.45 billion yuan, is accelerating the promotion of sewage treatment and other facilities. As one of the three high-tech fibers in the world today, ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene fibers have a strength 15 times that of high-quality steel.
With the mastery of independent core technology, the products produced by Jiangsu Jiuzhou Xingji New Materials Co., Ltd. have become the single champion in the manufacturing industry and are highly favored by industries such as marine industry, medical equipment, and security.
The local government has established a work team consisting of 8 departments to coordinate and solve land, water, and electricity issues, while creatively proposing many solutions.
“During the project promotion process, energy consumption indicators are a key point. Our team held no less than five on-site consultation meetings, and ultimately, in accordance with relevant management regulations, we reasonably arranged the increase in renewable energy throughout the county to address the energy consumption indicator substitution of this project,” Zhou Hua, Jiangsu Jiuzhou Xingji New Materials Co., Ltd., said.
“The government has already figured out the issues we didn’t expect during the project progress. This ‘nanny style’ service allows us to expect to start production two months in advance and continue to occupy more than half of the national market”, Zhou Xinji, chairman of Jiangsu Jiuzhou Xingji New Materials Co., Ltd., said.
Nantong has included 34 projects in the list of major projects in the province and has coordinated the resolution of nearly 20 issues, including land and sea use, capacity replacement, and pollution emissions.
In the first quarter, guided by 42 policy measures, dozens of major investment projects were launched and on-site observation and promotion activities were organized in various parts of Jiangsu province.
The Provincial Major Investment Project Office visited more than 200 projects and identified 69 difficult issues that require coordination and solution. Statistics show that 220 provincial-level major investment projects have exceeded the planned progress, and 2070 of 2149 industrial projects with investment of 100 million yuan have started construction.
In the first quarter, more than half of the prefecture level cities went to Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen to hold various forms of industrial investment promotion activities. During the promotion period in the Guangdong-HongKong-MacaoGreaterBayArea, Wuxi signed 85 projects with a total amount exceeding 156 billion yuan.
“Our investment promotion activities aim at the Internet of Things and integrated circuits. We will also strengthen the investment promotion team, improve the global investment system, and continuously inject ‘fresh water’ into project construction”, Yuan Kaikun, Deputy Director of Wuxi Municipal Bureau of Commerce, said.
“The government’s proactive promotion has given us a better understanding of the investment environment in Jiangsu. We look forward to the project being completed and putting into operation as soon as possible so as to achieve a win-win situation”, Wang Xuyao, General Manager of Shenzhen Yixin Energy New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., said.
“We will firmly adhere to the problem-oriented approach, strengthen tracking and monitoring on the projects, continue to accelerate innovative service measures, and contribute more high-quality increments to high-quality economic development”, Liu Jun, Deputy Director of the Major Investment Project Construction Office of the Provincial Development and Reform Commission, said.
