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Coal / Uranium Mine
Gujiao Pingdingyao Coal Mine
2005th-largest coal / uranium mine in China of 2,582 · top 69% worldwide (#3,391 of 4,963)
- Operator
- Pingdingyao Coal Industry Co Ltd of Shanxi Gujiao Coal and Coke Group
- Owner
- Pingdingyao Coal Industry Co Ltd of Shanxi Gujiao Coal and Coke Group
- Status
- operating
- Mineral
- coal
- Output
- ~0.6 Mtpa
- Commissioned
- 2020
Comparable coal / uranium mines · China · 2,582 ranked
- #1Zhundong South Surface Mine
- #2003Gujiao Fuchang Coal Mine
- #2004Gujiao Liaoyuan Coal Mine
- #2005Gujiao Pingdingyao Coal Mine
- #2006Hebei Fengda Coal Mine
- #2007Hebei Taihang Coal Mine
Co-located infrastructure · within 25 km
- Taiyuan Hongfu Coal Mine1.8 km · Coal / Uranium Mine
- Gujiao Baijiagou Coal Mine2.7 km · Coal / Uranium Mine
- Luyukou Coal Mine2.8 km · Coal / Uranium Mine
- 500 kV line3.2 km · Transmission Line
- Shanxi Gujiao New Energy Park Agricultural solar farm4.3 km · Power Plant · 100 MW · solar
- Shanxi Gujiao (Sinopec Xinxing) solar farm6.0 km · Power Plant · 150 MW · solar
- Shanxi Loufan (Weitai) solar farm9.2 km · Power Plant · 100 MW · solar
- Shanxi Gas Pipeline Network — Lan County–Taiyuan Transport Pipeline12 km · Pipeline
- Taiyuan Gujiao hydroelectric plant14 km · Grid Storage · 1.2 GW
- 1000 kV line14 km · Transmission Line
- Shanxi Xishan Huatong Cement Co. Cement Plant17 km · Cement Plant
Methane observations · within 25 km
- 828 kg/hr · coal mine2023-03-02 · 17 km
- 776 kg/hr · coal mine2023-03-08 · 23 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)