The Situation Of Energy Saving And Emission Reduction In China'S Textile Industry Is Still Grim.

Although China's textile industry has made some progress in energy saving and emission reduction in recent years, with the rapid growth of the textile industry and the continuous expansion of the scale of enterprises and the stricter standards of energy conservation and emission reduction by the state and local governments, the overall situation of energy conservation and emission reduction in China's textile industry is still grim.

The latest research report from China Textile Economic Research Center shows that the total energy consumption of China's textile industry accounts for 4.3% of the total industrial energy consumption in the whole country. The water consumption of Enterprises above Designated Size accounts for 8.5% of the total industrial enterprises in the country. The amount of waste water discharge accounts for 10% of the whole country, of which 80% is printing and dyeing wastewater, and the average recycling rate is only about 10%.

In most textile enterprises, the input of energy conservation and emission reduction is insufficient, and the adoption rate of advanced technology and equipment is relatively low, so the task of energy conservation and emission reduction is still arduous.

According to the report, the "12th Five-Year plan" outline for China's textile industry's energy saving and emission reduction cleaner production has been compiled, but the task of comprehensively implementing energy conservation and emission reduction is quite arduous.

For example, the recycling of old textile garments is a weak link. There are still a long way to go to popularize new technologies and technologies conducive to the development of low-carbon economy.

Although China's textile industry has not been included in the serious pollution industry, the pressure on the low carbon economy currently advocated is also very great.