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Core Insights - The "Work Plan for Stable Growth in the Petrochemical Industry (2025-2026)" emphasizes the need for enterprises to enhance energy conservation, water saving, and pollution reduction efforts, focusing on the transformation towards low (or no) VOCs content products [1] - The "Green Development Blue Book for China's Petroleum and Chemical Industry (2024-2025)" indicates that in 2023, the total energy consumption of China's petrochemical industry reached 805 million tons of standard coal, accounting for 14.1% of the national total energy consumption [1] - Companies are exploring coupling development paths between petrochemical and coal chemical industries with green electricity and green hydrogen to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption [1] Group 1 - The plan encourages the implementation of major projects for pollution reduction and carbon reduction in the petrochemical industry, aiming to create benchmark enterprises for synergistic benefits [1] - Companies like Zhongke Synthetic Oil Technology Co., Ltd. are pioneering a new energy integration model combining clean coal conversion, green electricity, and energy storage [2] - The North China Petrochemical Company is advancing a new green production model by efficiently utilizing steam energy, converting medium-pressure steam to low-pressure steam while generating electricity [2] Group 2 - The plan guides industries such as coatings towards low (or no) VOCs content and low photochemical reactivity, with companies launching green products to meet market demand [3] - The petrochemical industry is actively constructing a high-efficiency recycling system based on the principles of reduction, reuse, and resource recovery, particularly focusing on the comprehensive utilization of phosphogypsum [3] - The plan outlines clear development directions for the petrochemical industry to promote digital and carbon management centers, emphasizing the importance of digital twin technology and data analysis in optimizing processes [4] Group 3 - Industry leaders express the need for the establishment of green development policies and standards, such as carbon footprint accounting standards, to guide the industry towards innovation and sustainability [4]