揭阳大南海石化工业区：打造世界级绿色石化产业基地

Core Insights - The Dannan Sea Petrochemical Industrial Zone in Jieyang has successfully passed the second batch of chemical park reviews in Guangdong, marking it as the first among the five major petrochemical bases in the province to achieve this milestone, thereby establishing a solid foundation for becoming a world-class green petrochemical industry base [1] Industry Development - The industrial zone is strategically located at the intersection of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and the Haixi Economic Zone, serving as a key area for economic development since its establishment in July 2007, focusing on building a global first-class green petrochemical industry base [2] - The industrial zone emphasizes a full industrial chain development approach, focusing on four leading industries: petroleum processing, chemical raw materials and products, chemical fibers, and rubber and plastics, along with auxiliary industries [2] - The China National Petroleum Corporation's integrated refining and chemical project has processed over 40 million tons of crude oil since its completion in 2023, generating a production value exceeding 230 billion yuan, significantly contributing to the regional economy [2] Infrastructure and Services - The industrial zone has invested nearly 8 billion yuan in infrastructure, ensuring comprehensive utility services such as water, electricity, gas, and roads, and is enhancing public utility projects to support large chemical enterprises [4] - A 35-kilometer public pipeline corridor has been constructed to improve material transportation efficiency within the industrial zone, promoting resource sharing and reducing operational costs for enterprises [4] Future Goals - The industrial zone aims to achieve a green petrochemical industry scale of 180 billion yuan by 2027 and a total industrial output value of 250 billion yuan by the end of 2035, aspiring to become a national-level green petrochemical industry base [6] - The development strategy includes creating a core and four clusters, enhancing integrated refining advantages, and fostering high-end petrochemical industry clusters, while also promoting green low-carbon circular economy initiatives [6][7]