SMM: recently, China Enfei Engineering and Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "China Enfei" or "the company") won the bid for environmental pollution risk control project in Salbulak Gold Mine, Fuyun County, Xinjiang.
It is reported that the Salbulak Gold Mine in Fuyun County, Xinjiang is located in the southwest of Fuyun County. The gold mine is an open-pit mine that has been in production for more than 20 years. The early mining of oxidized ore on the surface was carried out by heap leaching. Due to the weak awareness of production management and environmental protection, the slag in the mining area was not dealt with, leaving behind a large number of hidden dangers of environmental pollution. The bid for the environmental pollution risk control project in the unowned mining area of the mine was opened on July 13, 2020. The main content of the project is to investigate the pollution status and work out the environmental risk control plan for the large area beneficiation yard with cyanide heap leaching method left over by history. After meticulous preparation, Enfei of China won the bid in one fell swoop.
It is understood that this project is the first soil remediation project of China's Enfei in Xinjiang, and the project has successfully won the bid, fully demonstrating China's technical and professional advantages in soil remediation in the non-ferrous industry. it has important strategic significance to open up the regional market of soil remediation business, enhance the brand influence in the field of contaminated site treatment, and consolidate the position of the emerging business of soil remediation. In the future, China Enfei will continue to assume the responsibility of the central enterprise as a "green environmental protection vanguard" to provide enterprises with the whole process and life cycle services of polluted site treatment and ecological restoration, so as to help the industry achieve green and sustainable development.
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