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Recently, the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation launched a nationwide call for applications to become \"Pilot and Demonstration Units for Smart Chemical Parks in China.\" Following comprehensive evaluations by expert reviewers, 17 such units were selected. These 17 entities are: Shanghai Chemical Industry Economic and Technological Development Zone, Taixing Economic Development Zone in Jiangsu Province, Rudong Coastal Economic Development Zone in Jiangsu Province, Zhenjiang New Area New Materials Industrial Park, Quzhou Green Industry Cluster in Zhejiang Province, Yangzhou Chemical Industry Park, Jining New Materials Industrial Park, Shangyu Economic and Technological Development Zone in Hangzhou Bay, Dongying Port Economic Development Zone, Jiangsu High-Tech Fluorine Chemistry Industrial Park, Quanhuai Petrochemical Industrial Park, Binjiang Economic Development Zone in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, Ningdong Energy and Chemical Industry Base in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Taizhou Binjiang Industrial Park, Hekou Blue Economy Industrial Park, Coastal Industrial Park of Jiangsu Binhai Economic Development Zone, and Nanjing Jiangbei New Materials Science and Technology Park.
Appendix I: Provisions on the Application, Naming, and Management of \"Pilot Demonstration Units for Smart Chemical Parks in China\" (Trial) 1. Guiding Principles In accordance with the decisions and arrangements of **** and the State Council, these provisions aim to implement the development concepts of innovation, coordination, sustainability, openness, and sharing. By promoting the deep integration of the petrochemical and chemical industries with information technology, it is possible to enhance the level of green development in this industry, thereby striving to achieve safe, green, and sustainable development in the petrochemical and chemical sectors. Through the use of information and intelligent technologies, as well as next-generation information technologies such as the Internet of Things and cloud computing, the development of smart industrial parks is regarded as an important strategic measure to improve the efficiency of management and services in chemical industrial parks and to promote regional transformation and upgrading. This approach serves to guide chemical industrial parks across the country in striving toward sustainable, innovative, and high-quality development. II. Construction Principles 1. Comprehensive planning with a focus on demonstration. Strengthen the top-level design and coordinated management of smart chemical parks, vigorously promote the interconnection, openness, and sharing of information systems and public data, encourage the participation of research institutions, industry organizations, manufacturing enterprises, service providers, and other stakeholders in the development of such parks, enhance the recognition and influence of advanced models, and stimulate the internal drive for the intelligent development of chemical parks. 2. Open and integrated, scientific and orderly. In line with the requirements of being replicable, scalable, and sustainable, demonstration projects for smart chemical industrial parks with strong openness and good compatibility are established. Standards and construction guidelines for creating such smart chemical industrial parks are formulated to promote their scientific and orderly development. III. Construction Objectives: To guide the scientific planning and standardized development of chemical industrial parks, improve infrastructure construction and supporting utility systems, comprehensively integrate information resources and technical platforms within the parks, enhance the level of information-based management and public service capabilities in these parks, and establish an information management platform that integrates various functions such as safety, environmental protection, emergency rescue, energy efficiency analysis, closed-system management, logistics tracking, and public services. Promote the interconnection and open sharing of information systems and public data within the industrial park, achieve centralized collection, integration, and intelligent analysis of data in such parks, and thereby gradually enable intelligent early warning and analytical assessment regarding key areas such as safety, environment, energy, and logistics in chemical industrial parks. IV. Application and Naming (I) Application Requirements 1. Specialized chemical industrial parks approved for establishment or recognized and registered by provincial people’s governments, or industrial parks whose main industries are petroleum and chemicals. 2. The park has formulated an overall development plan as well as a development plan for the petrochemical industry, and it possesses comprehensive safety risk assessment reports and environmental impact assessment reports within the approved validity period. 3. The park features well-developed infrastructure and utility facilities, as well as sound and standardized safety and environmental protection management systems. It is committed to practicing responsible care in order to promote sustainable development within the park. 4. The park currently meets the basic requirements for the development of a smart chemical industry park; it possesses certain information technology capabilities in terms of safety supervision and environmental monitoring. A \"Smart Development Plan and Implementation Strategy\" that meets the park’s own development needs and can be put into practice has been formulated. 5. The park receives support from the local people’s government at the **(city, county level or above) level, and this support is used to apply for recognition as a “Pilot Demonstration Unit for Smart Chemical Parks in China” (the establishment of a smart chemical park has already been completed; this document is required when submitting the official application for such recognition). (II) Material Review and Comprehensive Evaluation 6. Material review. The applying parks shall submit the relevant application materials in accordance with the \"Requirements for Application Materials of Pilot and Model Units for Smart Chemical Parks in China\" (Appendix 2), and the Chemical Parks Working Committee of the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation (hereinafter referred to as the \"Parks Committee\") shall be responsible for reviewing the content of these materials. 7. Comprehensive evaluation. After the application materials are approved, the park committee organizes experts to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the park’s basic conditions, implementation plan, and capacity to carry out the project, by referring to the park’s \"Smart Development Plan and Implementation Strategy\" as well as the information provided by the park. The experts then issue relevant evaluation opinions and suggestions for technical improvements. (III) Pilot establishment and awarding of designations 8. Included as a pilot/demonstration (establishment) unit. After expert on-site evaluations determine that the applicant park meets the requirements for becoming a smart chemical industry park and that its implementation plan is feasible, the park’s management submits an application to the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation to have it officially included in the list of “Pilot and Demonstration Units for Smart Chemical Industry Parks in China” (with a pilot period of 1–2 years in principle), and the application is also filed with the Raw Materials Industry Department of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. 9. Review during the construction period. “After completing the phase-specific establishment work as a \"Pilot and Demonstration Unit for Smart Chemical Parks in China,\" such units submit a written request for a \"review during the construction period,\" along with a formal letter from the local people’s government recommending that the park be designated as a \"Pilot and Demonstration Unit for Smart Chemical Parks in China.\" The park committee organizes experts to conduct on-site reviews, assess the actual construction status and implementation results of the applied parks, and issue a \"Review Report on the Construction Period of Pilot and Demonstration Units for Smart Chemical Parks in China\". 10. Awarding of plaques and naming. The park, which passed the review during the construction phase, was officially designated as a \"Pilot and Demonstration Unit for Smart Chemical Parks in China\" after being approved by the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation at the recommendation of the park’s management committee; it was also registered with the Raw Materials Industry Department of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. 11. Increase support. Increase support for those included in the list of \"Pilot and Demonstration Units for Smart Chemical Parks in China\“. Actively engage with the relevant departments of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to secure special support for the smart development efforts of these pilot parks, and actively recommend them for inclusion in programs such as \"Demonstration Bases for New-Type Industrialization\" and \"Green Parks\", thereby further promoting the standardized and intelligent development of chemical parks. Technical exchanges and study visits to domestic chemical parks are organized from time to time, and industry media are widely utilized to showcase the construction experiences and technical achievements of the pilot demonstration parks.
Appendix II: Requirements for Application Materials for “Pilot and Demonstration Units of Smart Chemical Parks in China” Part 1: Application Documents from the Pilot and Demonstration (Establishment) Units 1. A request letter from the park stating its intention to apply to become a “Pilot and Demonstration (Establishment) Unit of Smart Chemical Parks in China”. Part 2: Introduction to the Park (The main contents include, but are not limited to) 1. Information on the industrial development of the park: the park’s industrial orientation and the development of key industrial chains; the key enterprises located there along with their main products, production capacities, and technological advancements; the degree of integration or circular development of the park’s product offerings; as well as information on the achievement of the park’s economic targets in the previous year. 2. Public infrastructure in the park and its green, standardized development: Information on the availability of public infrastructure such as water, heat, electricity, gas, transportation, ports, logistics and warehousing, as well as systems for managing waste, along with an overview of the park’s green and standardized development. Part Three: Planning and Implementation Plan for the Construction of Smart Chemical Parks (The main contents include, but are not limited to) 1. Planning for the construction of smart chemical parks: organizational structure for managing such parks, construction objectives, principles for construction, and a phased implementation plan. 2. Implementation Plan for Smart Chemical Parks: This section outlines the specific construction and implementation plans for the key aspects of smart chemical parks, including safety, environmental protection, closed-system management, emergency rescue, energy management, utility tunnels, security measures, logistics, public services, integration of internal and external information systems, development of big data platforms, information security protection systems, and the establishment of wireless private networks. If the park is already carrying out the construction of smart factories, supplementary information can be provided. 3. Highlights of the construction of smart chemical parks: Introduction to the typical experiences and notable strengths in the process of transforming these parks into smart facilities. 4. Key Technologies and International Cooperation: Introduction to the key technologies used in the construction process, as well as an overview of the main service providers and cooperative organizations. Part IV: Supporting Documentation – Relevant documents that support the application. Part V: Form for filling in basic information of the park (see attached form: Form for filling in basic information of “Pilot and Model Units for Smart Chemical Parks in China”). Part VI: Document for applying for designation as a pilot or model unit (this document is required at the stage when formal application for designation is made, after the establishment of the smart chemical park has been completed). 1. Request letter from the park regarding the application to be designated as a “Pilot and Model Unit for Smart Chemical Parks in China”. 2. Recommendation letter from the local people’s government where the park is located
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