Tianjin: Electroplating and Coking Industries to Discharge pollutants with License from 2018

Published: Nov 2, 2017 11:15

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By Dec.31st this year, Tianjin City will complete license approval and issuance work for enterprises in ten industries.

SHANGHAI, Nov.2 (SMM)－By Dec.31^st this year, Tianjin City will complete license approval and issuance work for enterprises in ten industries, including electroplating, coking, plate glass, nitrogenous fertilizer and nonferrous metals, which aims to carry out environmental supervision enforcement according to law. From Jan.1^st, 2018, above industries in Tianjin must discharge pollutants with license. One responsible person of Tianjin Environmental Protection Bureau says, from Jan.1^st, 2018, if enterprises in those industries discharge pollutants without or against license, they shall be punished strictly as per relevant laws and regulations.

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