China: Henan Province has announced a planned rise in water and energy tariffs for cement producers that fail to meet current emissions standards and clean transportation requirements. Reuters News has reported that companies subject to the measures will pay US$0.07 – US$0.14/m3 more for water and up to US$0.01/kWh more for electricity. Henan enacted ‘ultra-low’ emissions limits of 10Mg/Nm3 of dust, 50Mg/Nm3 of NOx and 100Mg/Nm3 of SO2 in 2018. Cement plants in the province produce 105Mt/yr of cement.
Henan Province to raise utility costs for polluting cement producers
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