Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the proactive measures taken by the Natural Resources Department's service team in Jiangsu to support the timely production of enterprise projects, particularly in addressing land and sea use issues, thereby enhancing the confidence and momentum for marine industry development in the region [1][6]. Group 1: Marine Industry Development - Jiangsu, as a marine province, has a coastline of 954 kilometers and accounts for one-fourth of the country's tidal flat resources, with a marine GDP projected to exceed 1 trillion yuan by 2024, up from 677.65 billion yuan in 2018 [1]. - The city of Nantong is accelerating the attraction and construction of marine projects, aiming to strengthen its marine industry and has already resolved 20 issues related to land and sea use for project construction [1][4]. Group 2: Project Highlights - The Blue Ocean New Materials project, with a total investment of 50 billion yuan, is a strategic collaboration between China National Petroleum Corporation and Jiangsu Province, set to produce high-end polyolefin materials for various industries, including aerospace and healthcare [4][5]. - The project is divided into two phases, with the first phase expected to be operational by June 2026, and it includes the construction of a 1.25 million tons/year ethylene facility [5]. Group 3: Service Team Initiatives - The service team has conducted 19 meetings and surveyed 28 projects, collecting 71 suggestions to facilitate project implementation and address local demands [8]. - The team has improved the efficiency of land and sea use approvals by implementing a dynamic service mechanism that provides support from the project entry stage, significantly reducing approval times [5][6]. Group 4: Economic Impact - The successful approval of land and sea use for various projects, including the Huisheng Marine Equipment Base, is expected to generate significant economic benefits, with projected annual taxable sales of 20 billion yuan from the production of large floating LNG devices [9][10]. - The service team's efforts have led to the activation of previously idle land, allowing for the introduction of 46 quality projects with a total investment of 55.3 billion yuan in the Tongzhou Bay area [15].

Group 1 - Jiangsu province, as a marine powerhouse, has a coastline of 954 kilometers and accounts for 25% of the country's tidal flat resources, with marine GDP projected to exceed 1 trillion yuan by 2024, up from 677.65 billion yuan in 2018 [1][2] - The service team from the Ministry of Natural Resources has been instrumental in addressing land and sea use issues, having resolved 20 problems and accelerating the processing of remaining issues to support Jiangsu's marine development [2][4] - The Blue Ocean New Materials project, with a total investment of 50 billion yuan, is a strategic collaboration between China National Petroleum Corporation and Jiangsu, aiming to produce high-end polyolefin materials for various industries, with production expected to start in June 2026 [4][5] Group 2 - The city of Nantong has implemented a "service upon project registration" mechanism, improving efficiency in land and sea use approvals, resulting in 21 approved construction projects this year [5][6] - The service team has conducted 19 meetings and surveyed 28 projects, collecting 71 suggestions to facilitate project implementation and enhance local service levels [8][9] - The Huisheng Marine Equipment Base project, with an investment of approximately 9 billion yuan, is expected to produce 2-3 large floating LNG units annually, contributing an estimated 20 billion yuan in new taxable sales [9][10] Group 3 - The "tenglong huan niao" (replacing old with new) strategy has revitalized previously idle land, with 415 acres of low-efficiency sea area repurposed for new projects, attracting 46 quality projects with a total investment of 55.3 billion yuan [12][13] - The service team is committed to ongoing support for Jiangsu's economic development, encouraging local governments to present issues related to natural resources for resolution [13]