Core Viewpoint - The petrochemical industry, as a pillar of the national economy, faces unprecedented transformation pressures and development opportunities under the "dual carbon" goals, making green and low-carbon development a necessity rather than an option [1][2]. Group 1: Enhancing Energy Resource Utilization Efficiency - The petrochemical industry is a key area of energy consumption, necessitating comprehensive energy efficiency benchmarking and optimization of energy systems. Companies should focus on high-energy-consuming facilities and continuously promote energy-saving technological transformations [1]. - Jilin Petrochemical has implemented energy-saving projects, such as replacing high-energy-consuming motors and optimizing steam recovery systems, resulting in a reduction of water, electricity, and steam consumption by 72,000 tons, 4.41 million kWh, and 68,000 tons year-on-year, respectively [1]. - Ongoing measures like waste steam recovery and regional steam network optimization are expected to further reduce steam consumption by 5% [1]. Group 2: Enhancing Clean Energy Consumption Levels - Accelerating energy structure adjustments and gradually increasing the proportion of green electricity consumption is crucial for the low-carbon transition in the petrochemical industry. Companies should develop renewable energy sources like wind and solar power and expand the application of green electricity [2]. - Jilin Petrochemical has consumed a total of 900 million kWh of green electricity, demonstrating significant results. The company is also advancing in the bio-chemical sector by achieving breakthroughs in cellulose-based ethanol technology, with fuel ethanol concentration increased to 14%, supporting green energy alternatives [2]. Group 3: Increasing the Proportion of High-End Low-Carbon Products - Transitioning product structures towards greener and higher-value products is another important pathway for achieving energy savings and carbon reduction. Companies should reduce the production of low-value, high-energy-consuming products and focus on developing environmentally friendly products with low carbon emission intensity [2]. - Jilin Petrochemical is constructing a million-ton new materials production base, with a diverse range of products expected to reach an output of 600,000 tons by 2025. The company has successfully developed large tow carbon fiber technology and is advancing a thousand-ton carbon fiber project [2]. - The transformation and upgrading projects are expected to increase the output of high-value-added products by 30% year-on-year, gradually forming six major R&D advantage areas, effectively reducing carbon emissions at the end of the industrial chain [2].

Core Viewpoint - The petrochemical industry, as a pillar of the national economy, faces unprecedented transformation pressures and development opportunities under the "dual carbon" goals, making green and low-carbon development a necessity rather than an option [1] Group 1: Enhancing Energy Resource Utilization Efficiency - The petrochemical industry is a key area of energy consumption, necessitating comprehensive energy efficiency benchmarking and optimization of energy systems [1] - Companies should focus on high-energy-consuming facilities and continuously promote energy-saving technology renovations [1] - Jilin Petrochemical has implemented energy-saving projects, resulting in a reduction of water, electricity, and steam consumption by 72,000 tons, 4.41 million kWh, and 68,000 tons respectively [1] - Ongoing measures such as waste steam recovery and regional steam network optimization are expected to further reduce steam consumption by 5% [1] Group 2: Increasing Clean Energy Consumption Levels - Accelerating energy structure adjustment and gradually increasing the proportion of green electricity consumption is key to the low-carbon transition in the petrochemical industry [2] - Companies can develop renewable energy sources like wind and solar power and expand the application of green electricity [2] - Jilin Petrochemical has consumed a total of 900 million kWh of green electricity, showing significant results [2] - The company has made breakthroughs in bio-chemical fields, achieving industrialization of high-concentration fuel ethanol with a concentration increase to 14% [2] Group 3: Increasing the Proportion of High-End Low-Carbon Products - Transitioning product structures towards greenness and high value is another important pathway for achieving energy savings and carbon reduction [2] - Companies should reduce the production of low-value, high-energy-consuming products and focus on developing environmentally friendly and low carbon intensity products [2] - Jilin Petrochemical is constructing a new materials production base with an expected output of 600,000 tons by 2025 [2] - The company has successfully developed large tow carbon fiber technology and is advancing a thousand-ton carbon fiber project, with high-value product output expected to increase by 30% year-on-year [2]