The first project of Kaiyuan City’s thermoelectric steam recycling textile industrial park was completed

Recently, Kaiyuan Ruyou Textile Printing and Dyeing Co., Ltd. held an opening ceremony in Kaiyuan City’s Thermal and Electric Steam Recycling Textile Industrial Park. This is the first enterprise introduced into the park. After the project is completed, it will have an annual production capacity of 80,000 tons of knitted and 70,000 tons of woven high-end fabrics. After reaching capacity, the annual output value is expected to be more than 3.5 billion yuan, and the annual comprehensive tax payment will be more than 190 million yuan. . It is expected to be put into operation on August 30.

Kaiyuan City Thermal Power Steam Recycling Textile Industrial Park is located in the north of Kaiyuan City, with a total planned area of 4,592 acres, including 1,632 acres for the first phase and 2,960 acres for the second phase. The park relies on two 300,000-kilowatt thermal power generating units of Yunnan Datang International Honghe Power Generation Co., Ltd. (now Yunnan Energy Investment Honghe Power Generation Co., Ltd.), which can provide 300 tons/hour of steam to achieve integrated development of combined heat and power. Create an industrial park with thermal, electric and steam recycling as an element.

Kaiyuan City Thermal, Electric and Steam Recycling Textile Industrial Park is the main position for Kaiyuan City to undertake the echelon transfer of industries in the east and maintain the growth trend of industrial economy. Relying on the advantages of water, electricity, steam and other element resources, the park will take the initiative to undertake the transfer of textile enterprises in the Yangtze River Delta, develop polyethylene textile material production projects upstream, introduce brand clothing manufacturing projects downstream, extend the industrial chain, and strive to create the first Yunnan Province Textile and clothing industry chain base. By the end of the “14th Five-Year Plan”, it will be built into a tens-billion-level industrial park dominated by the textile industry in Kaiyuan City.

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