2025年广东省惠州市新质生产力发展研判：推动"2+1"产业体系升级，打造万亿级新质生产力集群[图]

Core Viewpoint - Huizhou is positioned as a strategic hub in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, focusing on high-quality development with a modern industrial system driven by "petrochemical energy new materials" and "electronic information" industries, alongside a strategic breakthrough in the life and health sector [1][14]. Group 1: Economic Overview - Huizhou's GDP is projected to reach 613.639 billion yuan in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 4.2% [4]. - The secondary industry is expected to contribute 318.868 billion yuan, growing by 7.6%, while the tertiary industry will see a modest increase of 0.4% [4]. - The city is enhancing its transportation infrastructure to strengthen its role as a comprehensive transportation hub within the Greater Bay Area [3][6]. Group 2: Industrial Development - Huizhou has established a "2+1" modern industrial system, with petrochemical energy new materials and electronic information as the main drivers, and life health as a strategic focus [1][14]. - By 2024, the output value of the petrochemical energy new materials industry is expected to exceed 390 billion yuan, while the electronic information sector is projected to surpass 550 billion yuan [1][14]. - The city has seen significant growth in its industrial clusters, with electronic information and petrochemical energy new materials increasing by 13.6% and 17.9% respectively [7]. Group 3: Innovation and Technology - Huizhou is focusing on new quality productive forces, emphasizing innovation as the core driver for economic growth, characterized by high-tech, high-efficiency, and high-quality features [2][11]. - The city aims to enhance its innovation ecosystem by integrating technology, industry, and talent, with over 90,000 business entities, including 33,700 companies [9]. - A total of 3650 high-tech enterprises have been established, with significant investments in research and development [9]. Group 4: Policy Framework - The Guangdong provincial government has issued policies to support Huizhou's development as a new growth pole for high-quality development, with a focus on green and low-carbon industries [11][12]. - A comprehensive "1+N" policy framework has been implemented to support digital transformation, industrial upgrading, and talent cultivation [11][12]. - Specific initiatives include funding for small and medium enterprises' digital transformation and the development of production service industries [12]. Group 5: Future Trends - The petrochemical new materials industry is expected to advance towards high-end development, aiming to create a world-class industrial cluster [24][25]. - The electronic information sector is transitioning from manufacturing to intelligent manufacturing, with plans to digitize 800 enterprises over three years [26]. - Future industries such as artificial intelligence and low-altitude economy are being prioritized, with significant investments in related technologies and infrastructure [27][28].