China's discovery of a large coal deposit in the northern part of Inner Mongolia region, is planned to be utilized to develop petrochemicals and oil products. The coal deposit has proven reserves of 6.4 billion metric tons, of which 1 billion tons can be tapped through open-cast mining. The local authorities are seeking partners to build plants to convert the low- sulfur coal into petrochemicals.
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