Back to Lop Nur! The Xinjiang Potash Project Has Successfully Resumed Work.
Release date:
2022-03-10 09:33
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In recent days, the Institute of Geological Research and the Hubei Institute have overcome pandemic-related challenges and surmounted numerous obstacles, organizing key technical personnel for the “Luo Potash” project to arrive on site ahead of schedule, actively coordinating construction resources, and preparing for deployment. On March 9, a construction team of more than 50 members from several provinces, along with the necessary technical equipment, once again assembled on the plateau, marking the official resumption of work on the “Luo North Mining Area W1–W4 Brine‑Layer Potash Resource Exploration Project (Section I).”

This project serves as a key platform for the Group (Bureau) to deepen its core business in chemical‑geological and mineral exploration, showcasing its professional technical expertise. It is of great significance for comprehensively assessing potassium‑salt resources and ensuring the sustainable development and utilization of the nation’s chemical‑mineral resources. The Group (Bureau) has paid close attention to the resumption of work, holding multiple meetings during the preparatory phase to hear detailed briefings on the project’s implementation plan, quality and safety measures, and assurance protocols, and providing guidance on the resumption plan.

On the day work resumed, the leadership of the SDIC Luojia Technology Center conducted an inspection of the project site and construction area to assess occupational safety, health, and environmental protection (SHE) practices. They commended the project team’s performance in 2021 and set higher standards and expectations for the project’s implementation in 2022.
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