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- Pipeline4,951
- Cement Plant3,513
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Coal / Uranium Mine
Duerping Coal Mine
404th-largest coal / uranium mine in China of 2,582 · top 19% worldwide (#921 of 4,963)
- Operator
- Shanxi Coking Coal Energy Group
- Owner
- Shanxi Coking Coal Energy Group
- Status
- operating
- Mineral
- coal
- Output
- ~3.85 Mtpa
- Commissioned
- 1956
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- #1Zhundong South Surface Mine
- #402Linglu Coal Mine
- #403Lingxin Coal Mine
- #404Duerping Coal Mine
- #405Qianyingzi Coal Mine
- #406Yushujing Coal Mine
Co-located infrastructure · within 25 km
- Guandi Coal Mine2.4 km · Coal / Uranium Mine
- Xishan Cogen power station3.6 km · Power Plant · 150 MW · coal
- Ximing Coal Mine5.1 km · Coal / Uranium Mine
- Taiyuan Shitou Co., Ltd. Cement Plant6.1 km · Cement Plant
- Taiyuan Wangfeng Coal Mine7.3 km · Coal / Uranium Mine
- Shanxi Gas Pipeline Network — Dayu-Taiyuan Gas Pipeline7.9 km · Pipeline
- Taiyuan-1 power station10 km · Power Plant · 1.4 GW · coal
- Taiyuai Chemical Industry Ammonia Plant12 km · Chemical Plant
- China (HB) – China (SX) interconnection15 km · Interconnector · 2.5 GW
- China (HN) – China (SX) interconnection15 km · Interconnector · 5.0 GW
- China (JS) – China (SX) interconnection15 km · Interconnector · 5.0 GW
- Yang Coal Yangquan Ammonia Plant16 km · Chemical Plant
Methane observations · within 25 km
- 2,106 kg/hr · coal mine2025-04-03 · 24 km
- 1,213 kg/hr · coal mine2024-06-25 · 24 km
- 776 kg/hr · coal mine2023-03-08 · 7.5 km
- 559 kg/hr · coal mine2023-03-08 · 21 km
Satellite detections from Global Energy Monitor’s Global Methane Emitters Tracker, each an instantaneous rate on the date shown — not an annual total, and not a current reading. GMET attributes a plume to a type of infrastructure, not to a named facility: these were observed near this asset, which is not evidence they came from it.
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SOURCE: Global Energy Monitor · Global Coal Mine Tracker (GCMT) (CC BY 4.0)