"Twelfth Five-year Plan" will vigorously develop energy-saving and environmental protection petroleum and pet

Su Bo, vice minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information, told the media that this year we must vigorously develop new energy equipment industry and related supporting technologies and equipment for energy equipment manufacturing, and accelerate the promotion of green and low-carbon development of energy equipment. With the stimulation of high oil prices, the petroleum equipment industry has once again become one of the hottest industries in the world. Industry sources said that the prospects for oil and petrochemical equipment this year are very good, and that the industry boom will be higher than last year.

In the "Decision of the State Council on Accelerating the Cultivation and Development of Strategic Emerging Industries," it is pointed out that China will vigorously develop emerging industries such as energy conservation, environmental protection and new energy vehicles. Zhao Zhiming pointed out that the implementation of the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" will promote the development of strategic emerging industries, as well as vigorously strengthen independent innovation, and effectively implement energy-saving emission reduction measures, which will provide the development of China's oil equipment manufacturing industry. Broad space for development. Many experts believe that China should pay attention to the diversification of petroleum products and should open up new markets in rural areas and other areas. Taking liquefied petroleum gas as an example, it has long been used for urban gas, and further deep processing of liquefied petroleum gas in the chemical industry is already a general trend.

It is understood that in the Middle East, more than 50% of the LPG demand is for use as a petrochemical raw material. North America uses about 37% of the liquefied petroleum gas used in the production of petrochemical products, while China’s current ratio is less than 25 percent. %. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is a high-calorie, smoke-free fuel that is very suitable for rural use. According to Bai Dai, deputy director of the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Planning Institute, the current per capita consumption of liquefied petroleum gas is about 18 kilograms per capita, which is far below the level of European and American countries, and the per capita consumption level in rural areas is even lower. With the advancement of China's rural modernization process, rural areas should become one of the major markets for liquefied petroleum gas consumption.

At present, China has already produced more than a dozen major petrochemical industries with the highest output in the world and become the world's largest petrochemical producer. Jin Yong, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, said on the issue of energy conservation and emission reduction in the petrochemical industry that China is facing enormous pressures for carbon emission reductions and the petrochemical industry has a lot to offer. As an important industry of the national economy, the petrochemical industry plays a decisive role in China's accomplishment of energy-saving and emission reduction targets, and it also has considerable potential. Wang Wu, secretary-general of the National Chemical Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction Center, believes that in order to realize the goal of energy-saving and emission reduction in the petrochemical industry, it is necessary to strengthen and actively promote scientific and technological progress in energy-saving and emission-reduction, and provide continuous technical support for the industry to achieve energy-saving and emission reduction targets. It is also necessary to establish a number of energy-saving and emission reduction demonstration projects in key industries to promote the industry's energy-saving and emission-reduction work as well as the promotion of advanced and mature new energy-saving and emission-reduction technologies to reduce energy consumption and reduce pollutant emissions.