According to Xinhua overseas financial reports, China State Information Center, Fan Jianping, director of economic forecasting, said yesterday that China will be phased out by 2015, steel and nonferrous metals and their products of export tax rebates, to limit the capacity of related industries and reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Fan Jianping yesterday attended a forum in Chengdu, said, "to 2015 to progressive policies in place." He added that this policy is the Chinese government efforts to limit the high energy consumption and high emission industries as part of production capacity, will be in next year's The next five-year plan are reflected.
Meanwhile, Mr. Fan said, steel and other basic metal should be classified, because these industries are to meet domestic demand, so do not encourage the export of metal and its products.
In addition, Mr. Fan said, "coal, coke and mineral products, we will no longer export, China will use these resources. We can export cars and ship high-value-added products."