As the Yangtze River Delta region with the most developed industrial economy in China, the total output value of petroleum and chemical industries in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai reached 1.23 trillion yuan in 2007, accounting for about one-fourth of the country's total output value of the oil and chemical industries; With the neighboring provinces of Anhui, Shandong, and Fujian, the total output value of the oil and chemical industries in these five provinces and one city has reached 43% of the country. The Yangtze River Delta region has become an important force for the development of the entire industry, and it is also a key area for China's petroleum and chemical industry to achieve the “Eleventh Five-Year Plan†energy-saving and emission reduction targets.
From May 15th to 17th, 57 participants from the oil and chemical industry associations (industry offices), professional associations, and corporate representatives from five provinces and one city including Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, Anhui, Fujian, and Shanghai participated in the conference. The Shanghai Chemical Industry Association The Fifth China Yangtze River Delta Chemical Consultation Meeting co-organized by the contractor and Shanghai Chunyu Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. was held in Shanghai. The delegates discussed in depth the theme of “Energy Saving and Emission Reduction†and exchanged views on the work carried out in various localities. President Li Yongwu of the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association attended the meeting and made an important speech.
President Li Yongwu pointed out that the key to achieving the goal of energy conservation and emission reduction in China's oil and chemical industry is to adjust the industry and product structure. By shutting down and switching, structural adjustment, technological transformation, enterprise integration and product extension, we will resolutely reduce the proportion of high energy-consuming and highly polluting industries and products, and put new chemical materials with high technological content, low resource consumption and good economic benefits. , Fine chemicals and other new industries are going up. The Yangtze River Delta region must seize the opportunity of “energy saving and emission reduction†to speed up the process of strategic transformation, strict the market access system, establish a backward production capacity withdrawal mechanism, and focus on the development of new industries with high technological content, low resource consumption, and good economic benefits. The projects with high energy consumption and high pollution can not only stop, but also shut down and switch existing traditional industries to achieve strategic shifts.
Delegates generally agreed that adjusting the industry and product structure, establishing and improving statistics, standards, and supervision systems for “energy conservation and emission reduction†and promoting the application of technologies are important means for the industry to “energy conservation and emission reductionâ€. At present, all localities have strengthened the formulation of energy efficiency standards for high-energy-consuming industries. For example, Zhejiang has begun to implement new local standards for energy efficiency in the three industries of ammonia synthesis, chlor-alkali, and calcium carbide; Shandong has started to use synthetic ammonia, soda ash, oil refining, and ethylene since the beginning of this year. Enterprises in 10 industries such as tires and tires are implementing energy consumption quota standards; Anhui is also stepping up efforts to formulate energy consumption standards for relevant products; Jiangsu is also signing energy conservation and emission reduction responsibility certificates with 67 high-energy-consuming enterprises. For new projects, in addition to environmental system assessments, local governments also require assessment of relevant energy consumption indicators to promote the optimization of local industrial structure. In terms of environmental protection, Jiangsu has further stepped up the pace of shutting down small chemical companies. In 2007, the province closed 2,713 small chemical companies and completed the closure of 2,843 small chemical industries proposed by the provincial government in 2007-2009, almost two years ahead of schedule. The company's goals, and in 2008 the province will be based on this closure of more than 700 small chemical companies. At the same time, the companies that have closed must be reviewed at any time, and the chemical concentration areas must speed up the environmental assessment and safety assessment work and actively allow the enterprises outside the zone to enter the park.
Finally, the meeting adopted the “Accelerate Action to Promote Energy-saving and Emission-reducing Emission Reductions--Open Letter to Petroleum and Chemical Enterprises in the Yangtze River Delta†and called for the oil and chemical companies in the Yangtze River Delta to attach great importance to energy conservation and emission reduction efforts and take active measures to adjust We will optimize industrial and product structure, strengthen technological innovation, accelerate the use of practical technologies for energy-saving and emission reduction, strengthen the construction of energy management teams, and actively promote responsible care.
The pre-registration operation and the selection of the only representative are the focus of REACH at this stage. From May 19th to 20th, the non-EU companies REACH, sponsored by China National Chemical Information Center, co-organized by Kah Law Firm and REACH Office of China Academy of Inspection and Quarantine "Regulatory registration points training meeting" was successfully held in Shanghai. The meeting attracted about 100 manufacturers and traders from the fields of agrochemicals, coatings, pharmaceuticals, rubber, electrical appliances, and electronic materials, including domestic companies such as Sinopec, Sinochem, and Yihua, as well as BASF and Evonik. Representatives of foreign companies such as Mitsui.
The pre-registration of the EU's REACH regulation will start on June 1. For Chinese export-oriented enterprises facing the European market, it is extremely urgent to hire the only representative and prepare for pre-registration. In addition, although some Chinese companies have signed employment contracts with the sole representative, there is still a lot of ambiguity in the division of powers and responsibilities and the preparation of pre-registration materials. The meeting invited Dr. Estreicher and Feng Wenqi, Keller And Heckman LLP (Kahle Law Firm), who have already conducted REACH regulations in Europe, as well as Professor Qian Hongyuan and Zhou Houyun, Directors of Technical Affairs of the Regulatory Affairs Department of China National Chemical Information Center. Director Chen Huiming, Chemical Safety Research Institute, Institute of Industrial Products, China Academy of Inspection and Quarantine Science, refers to a series of latest REACH regulatory documents updated and introduced by the EU from February to April 2008 and a series of explanatory official meetings held by the European Union in April. The focus is on key points such as pre-registration and registration procedures, selection and replacement of unique representatives, data acquisition, joint registration, and use and filing of IUCLID 5 software.
As the fourth REACH training organized by China National Chemical Information Center, the outstanding feature of this conference is that most of the participants have already understood the basic framework of REACH regulations. The common concern is that the trust company and the sole representative Relationships, declarations of pre-registration, and how to spread the cost of data through the SIEF Forum (Material Information Exchange Forum) and corresponding conferences. Dr. Estreicher of Kahle Law Firm stated that some guidance documents of REACH regulations have not been issued yet, and some inflexible implementation details may be adjusted; REACH regulation mainly deals with substances and therefore exports directly to the EU market. For Chinese enterprises of goods, compared with EU's article producers, there may be greater advantages in the EU market.
From May 15th to 17th, 57 participants from the oil and chemical industry associations (industry offices), professional associations, and corporate representatives from five provinces and one city including Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, Anhui, Fujian, and Shanghai participated in the conference. The Shanghai Chemical Industry Association The Fifth China Yangtze River Delta Chemical Consultation Meeting co-organized by the contractor and Shanghai Chunyu Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. was held in Shanghai. The delegates discussed in depth the theme of “Energy Saving and Emission Reduction†and exchanged views on the work carried out in various localities. President Li Yongwu of the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association attended the meeting and made an important speech.
President Li Yongwu pointed out that the key to achieving the goal of energy conservation and emission reduction in China's oil and chemical industry is to adjust the industry and product structure. By shutting down and switching, structural adjustment, technological transformation, enterprise integration and product extension, we will resolutely reduce the proportion of high energy-consuming and highly polluting industries and products, and put new chemical materials with high technological content, low resource consumption and good economic benefits. , Fine chemicals and other new industries are going up. The Yangtze River Delta region must seize the opportunity of “energy saving and emission reduction†to speed up the process of strategic transformation, strict the market access system, establish a backward production capacity withdrawal mechanism, and focus on the development of new industries with high technological content, low resource consumption, and good economic benefits. The projects with high energy consumption and high pollution can not only stop, but also shut down and switch existing traditional industries to achieve strategic shifts.
Delegates generally agreed that adjusting the industry and product structure, establishing and improving statistics, standards, and supervision systems for “energy conservation and emission reduction†and promoting the application of technologies are important means for the industry to “energy conservation and emission reductionâ€. At present, all localities have strengthened the formulation of energy efficiency standards for high-energy-consuming industries. For example, Zhejiang has begun to implement new local standards for energy efficiency in the three industries of ammonia synthesis, chlor-alkali, and calcium carbide; Shandong has started to use synthetic ammonia, soda ash, oil refining, and ethylene since the beginning of this year. Enterprises in 10 industries such as tires and tires are implementing energy consumption quota standards; Anhui is also stepping up efforts to formulate energy consumption standards for relevant products; Jiangsu is also signing energy conservation and emission reduction responsibility certificates with 67 high-energy-consuming enterprises. For new projects, in addition to environmental system assessments, local governments also require assessment of relevant energy consumption indicators to promote the optimization of local industrial structure. In terms of environmental protection, Jiangsu has further stepped up the pace of shutting down small chemical companies. In 2007, the province closed 2,713 small chemical companies and completed the closure of 2,843 small chemical industries proposed by the provincial government in 2007-2009, almost two years ahead of schedule. The company's goals, and in 2008 the province will be based on this closure of more than 700 small chemical companies. At the same time, the companies that have closed must be reviewed at any time, and the chemical concentration areas must speed up the environmental assessment and safety assessment work and actively allow the enterprises outside the zone to enter the park.
Finally, the meeting adopted the “Accelerate Action to Promote Energy-saving and Emission-reducing Emission Reductions--Open Letter to Petroleum and Chemical Enterprises in the Yangtze River Delta†and called for the oil and chemical companies in the Yangtze River Delta to attach great importance to energy conservation and emission reduction efforts and take active measures to adjust We will optimize industrial and product structure, strengthen technological innovation, accelerate the use of practical technologies for energy-saving and emission reduction, strengthen the construction of energy management teams, and actively promote responsible care.
The pre-registration operation and the selection of the only representative are the focus of REACH at this stage. From May 19th to 20th, the non-EU companies REACH, sponsored by China National Chemical Information Center, co-organized by Kah Law Firm and REACH Office of China Academy of Inspection and Quarantine "Regulatory registration points training meeting" was successfully held in Shanghai. The meeting attracted about 100 manufacturers and traders from the fields of agrochemicals, coatings, pharmaceuticals, rubber, electrical appliances, and electronic materials, including domestic companies such as Sinopec, Sinochem, and Yihua, as well as BASF and Evonik. Representatives of foreign companies such as Mitsui.
The pre-registration of the EU's REACH regulation will start on June 1. For Chinese export-oriented enterprises facing the European market, it is extremely urgent to hire the only representative and prepare for pre-registration. In addition, although some Chinese companies have signed employment contracts with the sole representative, there is still a lot of ambiguity in the division of powers and responsibilities and the preparation of pre-registration materials. The meeting invited Dr. Estreicher and Feng Wenqi, Keller And Heckman LLP (Kahle Law Firm), who have already conducted REACH regulations in Europe, as well as Professor Qian Hongyuan and Zhou Houyun, Directors of Technical Affairs of the Regulatory Affairs Department of China National Chemical Information Center. Director Chen Huiming, Chemical Safety Research Institute, Institute of Industrial Products, China Academy of Inspection and Quarantine Science, refers to a series of latest REACH regulatory documents updated and introduced by the EU from February to April 2008 and a series of explanatory official meetings held by the European Union in April. The focus is on key points such as pre-registration and registration procedures, selection and replacement of unique representatives, data acquisition, joint registration, and use and filing of IUCLID 5 software.
As the fourth REACH training organized by China National Chemical Information Center, the outstanding feature of this conference is that most of the participants have already understood the basic framework of REACH regulations. The common concern is that the trust company and the sole representative Relationships, declarations of pre-registration, and how to spread the cost of data through the SIEF Forum (Material Information Exchange Forum) and corresponding conferences. Dr. Estreicher of Kahle Law Firm stated that some guidance documents of REACH regulations have not been issued yet, and some inflexible implementation details may be adjusted; REACH regulation mainly deals with substances and therefore exports directly to the EU market. For Chinese enterprises of goods, compared with EU's article producers, there may be greater advantages in the EU market.