According to the data monitored by the “A-share green report” project, Shanxi Xishan coal gasification Co., Ltd., a holding subsidiary of Shanxi Coking Coal Energy Group Co.Ltd(000983) ( Shanxi Coking Coal Energy Group Co.Ltd(000983) . SZ), was subject to administrative punishment for environmental violations. According to paragraph 1 of Article 28 of the law of the people’s Republic of China on administrative punishment and item 3 of Article 100 of the law of the people’s Republic of China on the prevention and control of air pollution, Shanxi Xishan coal gasification Co., Ltd. was fined 101000 yuan. The punishment information was disclosed by relevant regulatory authorities on February 9, 2022.
The “A-share green report” project is jointly launched by the daily economic news and the public environmental research center (IPE), a well-known NGO in the field of environmental protection. It aims to make the environmental information of listed companies more sunny and transparent. Based on the authoritative environmental regulatory data released by 31 provincial and municipal governments and 337 prefecture level municipal governments, this project selects and monitors the environmental performance of listed companies and their subsidiaries (including branches, joint-stock companies and holding companies), makes professional data analysis and in-depth interpretation, intelligently writes daily, timely publishes the AI green Report of listed companies, and launches the A-share green weekly report every week, Regularly and dynamically update the environmental risk list of listed companies.
According to the content of the administrative punishment decision with document No. BHJ [2022] 10006, the heat tracing pipe and condenser of the on-line monitoring facilities of the ground station of Shanxi Xishan coal gasification Co., Ltd. failed, resulting in the abnormal operation of the on-line monitoring facilities.
According to the green weekly report of A-Shares in the previous period (total issue 65), a total of 28 listed companies have recently exposed environmental risks, mainly in Beijing, Guangdong and Shanghai. Among them, 13 are state-owned controlled enterprises and 10 are enterprises with a market value of 100 billion. In addition to environmental risks, in the fourth week of February 2022, 11 projects of A-share listed companies and their subsidiaries entered the publicity status of EIA approval.
