"At present, the situation of cement in China is very serious, and there is a long way to go to reduce production capacity." Gao Dengbang, president of China Cement Association, said.
One At present, the national cement situation is very serious
, and the current situation can be said to be the difficulties that have not been encountered in the past ten or even twenty years. How do we deal with this situation? How to solve the dilemma? It is an indisputable fact that
cement overcapacity is serious, but we need to look at the problem of cement overcapacity dialectically, which is the inevitable result of economic development.
However, the current situation of the cement industry is also due to overcapacity. Whether in 2022 or in the first half of this year, the decline in profits in the cement industry has far exceeded the decline in production. This is because the market panic, if this continues, the cement industry will face overall losses, such a situation needs to arouse the attention of all of us here.
Two Capacity removal is imminent and has a long way to go
. When the economy develops to a certain extent, capacity removal is inevitable. Everyone is most concerned about the issue of capacity removal.
On the one hand, the closure of some cement enterprises requires compensation measures, and it is unrealistic to rely solely on administrative means to close them down; on the other hand, it is also difficult to rely solely on the merger and reorganization of leading enterprises.
At present, only by using energy consumption double control, ultra-low emissions, unit carbon emissions and other indicators, can we use market behavior to reduce production capacity. But this work requires a national chess game and a lot of work from local governments.
Generally speaking, cutting overcapacity is imminent and has a long way to go, and we still need everyone in the industry to brainstorm.
Three In the
face of serious overcapacity, peak staggering is not the goal, but to win valuable time and space for capacity reduction. Yes, there is no time and space to reduce production capacity in the future.
We should take the off-peak production seriously and strive to achieve a national chess game.