"Huanghe Xinye to Upgrade 550,000 Tons Electrolytic Cells: Construction in July 2027, Commissioning Dec 2028"

Published: Jun 24, 2026 13:40

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According to the public notice released by the Administrative Committee (Bureau of Economic, Science and Technology Development) of Ganhe Industrial Park, Xining Economic & Technological Development Zone:

Enterprise: Huanghe Xinye Co., Ltd. (Ganhe Industrial Park, Xining Economic & Technological Development Zone, Qinghai Province)

Project: 550,000 tons electrolytic cell upgrading and capacity replacement project

New Construction: 342 sets of 600kA electrolytic cells (total capacity: 550,000 tons)

Capacity to Be Phased Out: 572 sets of 350kA and 400kA electrolytic cells (total capacity: 550,000 tons)

Schedule: Construction commencement in July 2027; official commissioning in December 2028

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