Core Viewpoint - The launch of the zero-carbon park construction in the Gulei Petrochemical Base marks a significant step towards low-carbon development in China's petrochemical industry, aiming to establish a national-level zero-carbon demonstration park by 2035 [1][2]. Group 1: Zero-Carbon Park Construction - The Gulei Petrochemical Base has initiated a "two-step" strategy for the construction of a zero-carbon park, with the first phase aiming to establish a fine chemical zero-carbon park by 2029, targeting a carbon emission reduction to 0.25 tons per ton of standard coal [1]. - The second phase, set to be completed by 2035, will expand successful models across the entire base, introducing advanced technologies to achieve a carbon emission target of 0.3 tons per ton of standard coal [1]. Group 2: Investment and Project Support - A total of 34 supporting projects have been planned for the Gulei Development Zone, with an investment exceeding 30 billion yuan, focusing on five key tasks including high-proportion green clean electricity replacement and energy-saving carbon reduction in the petrochemical sector [1]. - Several green technology cooperation projects were signed during the event, involving cutting-edge fields such as CO₂ hydrogenation for green aromatics and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) technology development [1]. Group 3: Industry Significance - The Gulei Petrochemical Base is recognized as one of the seven major petrochemical bases in China, and the zero-carbon park initiative is seen as a critical practice for both domestic and foreign enterprises to explore low-carbon development [2]. - The initiative aims to integrate key elements such as green electricity, low-carbon processes, circular economy, and digital governance into the industrial system, positioning Gulei as a leading zero-carbon petrochemical demonstration park in the country [2].