The Spring Festival of the Year of the Tiger is full of enthusiasm. Yao Xianping, a deputy to the National People's Congress, was reluctant to spend more time “too big.†He took advantage of the rare leisure time during the Spring Festival and repeated and improved the brewing motion. The annual national two sessions will be held soon. The motion he brought this time is closely related to the low-carbon economy.
"Low carbon will be the most popular word in the two conferences this year." Deputy Yao Xianping said, "Developing a low-carbon economy has become the direction of China's economic sustainable development. In 2009, China promised the world that CO2 emissions per unit of GDP by 2020. The volume has dropped by 40% to 45% from 2005. This task is very arduous and needs the joint efforts of the whole society to complete it. The petroleum and chemical industry, as one of the key industries for carbon dioxide emissions, is even more responsible."
Yao Xianping said that now the world is talking about low carbon: creating low-carbon cities, developing low-carbon industries, advocating low-carbon life, etc. Low-carbon has become the most popular concept in the new year. As a traditional high-energy consumption, high-emissions and resource-consuming industry, the oil and chemical industry faces the advent of the low-carbon era, and its responsibilities and pressures are unprecedented. Carbon reduction has become an urgent task for China's petrochemical industry.
Yao Xianping understands low-carbon in this way: In the past, we have vigorously promoted circular economy, green chemistry, and energy conservation and emission reduction in the petroleum and chemical industries. Although the focus is different, the core concept is the same, both at the same time as the development of the economy. To minimize the negative impact of human activities on the environment and climate as far as possible so as to achieve the harmonious development of human society and the natural environment. Of course, the low-carbon content is more abundant, and its involvement is broader.
Yao Xianping pointed out: The oil and chemical industry must make progress toward the transition to low carbonization, and ultimately it must rely on scientific and technological progress. To develop low-carbon technologies, governments, enterprises, and research institutes must form a concerted effort. First of all, companies must be highly regarded and act early. We must accelerate the pace of scientific and technological innovation, and strive to reduce carbon dioxide emissions at the source by improving the technology, improving the level of technical equipment, and adjusting the product structure. Early actions can be planned early, early plans can benefit early, and eventually become the market competitiveness of enterprises. Second, in addition to strengthening policy guidance, government departments at all levels must increase financial support for low-carbon technology projects. It is suggested to select some low-carbon technology projects that have obvious carbon reduction effects in the industry. The country will establish special projects and provide key support in terms of funds, personnel, and taxation. Through the implementation of these projects, it will significantly reduce carbon emissions; it should also be further improved. Strengthen the follow-up assessment of low-carbon projects, establish a reasonable and complete assessment mechanism to ensure that every penny of the country is used. Third, we must give full play to the technological leadership of scientific research institutes, promote the integration of production, education and research, and create a platform for public technological innovation services. A few years ago, most of the domestic research institutes were transformed into market-oriented operations. Although this is a general trend, the advantages of scientific and technological innovation that these scientific research institutes that have entered the market are the constant input of the country for many years. Accumulated valuable wealth, and its technology often has a leading position in the industry. The state should introduce targeted policies and measures to stimulate the enthusiasm of scientific research institutes for technological innovation services, making it an important force for the development of low-carbon economy in China.
"Big pressure also means big actions. The pressure of oil and chemical industries is the driving force, and it will certainly be able to build a meritorious deed for our country's carbon reduction action," Yao Xianping said firmly.
"Low carbon will be the most popular word in the two conferences this year." Deputy Yao Xianping said, "Developing a low-carbon economy has become the direction of China's economic sustainable development. In 2009, China promised the world that CO2 emissions per unit of GDP by 2020. The volume has dropped by 40% to 45% from 2005. This task is very arduous and needs the joint efforts of the whole society to complete it. The petroleum and chemical industry, as one of the key industries for carbon dioxide emissions, is even more responsible."
Yao Xianping said that now the world is talking about low carbon: creating low-carbon cities, developing low-carbon industries, advocating low-carbon life, etc. Low-carbon has become the most popular concept in the new year. As a traditional high-energy consumption, high-emissions and resource-consuming industry, the oil and chemical industry faces the advent of the low-carbon era, and its responsibilities and pressures are unprecedented. Carbon reduction has become an urgent task for China's petrochemical industry.
Yao Xianping understands low-carbon in this way: In the past, we have vigorously promoted circular economy, green chemistry, and energy conservation and emission reduction in the petroleum and chemical industries. Although the focus is different, the core concept is the same, both at the same time as the development of the economy. To minimize the negative impact of human activities on the environment and climate as far as possible so as to achieve the harmonious development of human society and the natural environment. Of course, the low-carbon content is more abundant, and its involvement is broader.
Yao Xianping pointed out: The oil and chemical industry must make progress toward the transition to low carbonization, and ultimately it must rely on scientific and technological progress. To develop low-carbon technologies, governments, enterprises, and research institutes must form a concerted effort. First of all, companies must be highly regarded and act early. We must accelerate the pace of scientific and technological innovation, and strive to reduce carbon dioxide emissions at the source by improving the technology, improving the level of technical equipment, and adjusting the product structure. Early actions can be planned early, early plans can benefit early, and eventually become the market competitiveness of enterprises. Second, in addition to strengthening policy guidance, government departments at all levels must increase financial support for low-carbon technology projects. It is suggested to select some low-carbon technology projects that have obvious carbon reduction effects in the industry. The country will establish special projects and provide key support in terms of funds, personnel, and taxation. Through the implementation of these projects, it will significantly reduce carbon emissions; it should also be further improved. Strengthen the follow-up assessment of low-carbon projects, establish a reasonable and complete assessment mechanism to ensure that every penny of the country is used. Third, we must give full play to the technological leadership of scientific research institutes, promote the integration of production, education and research, and create a platform for public technological innovation services. A few years ago, most of the domestic research institutes were transformed into market-oriented operations. Although this is a general trend, the advantages of scientific and technological innovation that these scientific research institutes that have entered the market are the constant input of the country for many years. Accumulated valuable wealth, and its technology often has a leading position in the industry. The state should introduce targeted policies and measures to stimulate the enthusiasm of scientific research institutes for technological innovation services, making it an important force for the development of low-carbon economy in China.
"Big pressure also means big actions. The pressure of oil and chemical industries is the driving force, and it will certainly be able to build a meritorious deed for our country's carbon reduction action," Yao Xianping said firmly.
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