China Energy Jiujiang Power Company’s 10,000-ton Coal Terminal Project Approved by the Government

The reconstruction project for China Energy Jiujiang Power Company’s 10,000-ton coal terminal was jointly approved by the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Transport (MOT) on January 27, according to a document recently released by the MOT. The project is expected to inject new impetus into the company’s high-quality development and the construction of the Yangtze River Economic Belt.

China Energy Jiujiang Power Company’s coal terminal before reconstruction.

This is the first 10,000-ton coal terminal reconstruction project (except for shipyards) in Jiangxi Province to be approved by the Chinese government. Situated on the right bank of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, about one kilometer downstream from the Jiujiang Yangtze River Bridge, the coal terminal will have a 10,000-ton bulk cargo berth and a 5,000-ton bulk cargo berth after reconstruction, with an annual throughput capacity of 5.72 million tons. The reconstruction project will play a positive role in building the “most beautiful shoreline of the Yangtze River” in Jiangxi and accelerating high-quality economic development of Jiujiang City.