OUR PROJECTS
1. Morrocco Refinery Management and Operation
1. Morrocco Refinery Management and Operation
1. Morrocco Refinery Management and Operation
The above subject project requested by the government of Morocco. Kindly note that we are representing a company called Hua Jian Materials Hong Kong Limited who is managing refineries and expert in this field. The company very interested to manage and operate the refinery as they are discussing the same subject with CNPC (China National petroleum Company) who is one of our partner associations and they are the one who recommend this company to apply for this project.
2. Tyre Manufacturing factory in Morocco
1. Morrocco Refinery Management and Operation
1. Morrocco Refinery Management and Operation
The above-mentioned project has been requested by the government of Morrocco to establish and build a factory who is capable and expert to manufacture the Tyres for the cars manufactured in Morocco (made in Morrocco) or and the market requirement. The company have a Tyre factory in Malaysia, and they are interested and willing to build a factory in Morocco as per the standard and capacity of the market and car manufactured factory.
3. Water Treatment Plan
4. Water distribution project in Morocco
4. Water distribution project in Morocco
As you are aware that the government of Morocco has announced for a water distribution for agricultures. The terms and conditions for building of such a plan that they are looking for investor who is capable and expert to build and operate the unit and sell the water to Morocco government. We are representing a company called CNCEC2 whose expert in such a project includes infrastructure and financing and operating a mega project. They are interested in project financing building and operation.
4. Water distribution project in Morocco
4. Water distribution project in Morocco
4. Water distribution project in Morocco
As per our source of information it has been announced by the government of Morocco that they are budgeted 4 billion USD to achieve the pipeline, tanks, pumps distribution of sweet water for a purpose of farms and agricultures. We have CNCEC13 who is an expert in such a project water distribution, oil and gas pipeline and they have interest to join us to work in this project.
5. Tyre Recycling Project
5. Tyre Recycling Project
5. Tyre Recycling Project
We have the interest to build a Tyre recycling plant in Morocco with the high technology and very high environmental standard. The factory capacity will be 200 tons of waste Tyres. The plant contains two separate independent units of 100 tons each. The project ROI (Return of Investment) is 85% minimum that includes the financing interest. We have prepared the full study commercially, environmental operation and financially as attached file. The project will be achieved, managed by our own subsidiary company of the BNE group. Green Technology Industries LLC The advantage and final products of the project will be steel, pyrolyzed oil (diesel), steel, carbon black (N660, N550, N330), zero waste and emulsion.
6. Gas Pipeline Project
5. Tyre Recycling Project
5. Tyre Recycling Project
The Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline was proposed in a December 2016 agreement between the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Moroccan Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines (National Board of Hydrocarbons and Mines) (ONHYM). The pipeline would connect Nigerian gas to every coastal country in West Africa (Benin, Togo, Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Gambia, Senegal, and Mauritania), ending at Tangiers, Morocco, and Cádiz, Spain. It would apparently be an extension of the existing West African Gas Pipeline, which already connects Nigeria with Benin, Togo, and Ghana. In August 2017, NNPC and ONHYM began a feasibility study for the pipeline. The pipeline is estimated to cost US$25 billion and would be completed in stages over 25 years.
7. Solar Energy Project
8. Green Hydrogen Project
8. Green Hydrogen Project
In an era of Internet of Everything, from industries to consumption, new technologies, new models, and new norms are emerging to meet various needs. Committed to upgrading, engaged in coopetition and win, GCL strives for the integration and development of energy, technology, and digitalization, seeking, with unflagging vitality, to give renewed impetus to Carbon Neutrality.
- Medal for Reform of Chinese Enterprises on the 40th Anniversary of Reform and Opening up
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- China Energy Figure of the Year 2016
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8. Green Hydrogen Project
8. Green Hydrogen Project
8. Green Hydrogen Project
What makes green hydrogen 'green'?
Hydrogen is the universe's most abundant element, but here on Earth it doesn't appear pure in nature and requires energy to separate. The most common technique is to extract hydrogen from water, which is two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen (hence H2O). Doing this is fairly simple. You can use heat and chemical reactions to release hydrogen from organic materials such as fossil fuels. But this is enormously polluting. Worldwide hydrogen production is responsible for CO2 emissions equivalent to that of the United Kingdom and Indonesia combined. (The hydrogen is mostly used in the oil refining industry and to produce ammonia fertilizers.) There is a cleaner way of getting hydrogen: a strong electrical current passed through a tank of water splits the molecule into its two constituent elements. This is called electrolysis. Hydrogen atoms form hydrogen molecules (H2) and oxygen molecules pair up too. Each can then be bottled up (more on that later). If the electricity is generated from renewable sources such as solar or wind, production of hydrogen in this way emits no greenhouse gases.