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As of 18:00 on April 8, the total volume of RMG180 marine fuel oil, a new product produced by Guangzhou Petrochemical, shipped from the plant had exceeded 10,000 tons, becoming a new source of profit growth for the company. This marine fuel oil is a low-sulfur, environmentally friendly fuel promoted in the shipping industry. Earlier, through the joint efforts of relevant departments, the first batch of qualified products was successfully produced on March 10, receiving positive feedback from customers. To address issues such as insufficient production facilities, limited tank capacity, and constrained production capacity, and to ensure the efficient production and delivery of marine fuel oil, Guangzhou Petrochemical has taken the “100-Day Campaign for Efficiency Improvement” as an opportunity to continuously explore ways to enhance efficiency. Through continuous experimentation, the technicians improved the process of mixing diesel components with residue components, effectively reducing the production time for each batch of product ； Operators carry out continuous monitoring of all stages, including feeding, mixing, analysis, and shipment, to ensure seamless coordination among these stages and improve production efficiency. To ensure the rapid production and delivery of marine fuel oil, management staff makes thorough arrangements for the shipping process every time it occurs. Before feeding the material, the operators carefully inspect the pipelines, heat tracing, pumps, valves, etc ； During material feeding, the tank area uses dual pumps for delivery, with operators both inside and outside closely monitoring the parameters and making fine adjustments based on operating conditions to ensure that marine fuel is delivered safely, smoothly, and efficiently. As of April 10, Guangzhou Petrochemical had shipped a total of 8 batches of marine fuel oil, amounting to 13,600 tons in total. Next, Guangzhou Petrochemical will continue to optimize the production and delivery of marine fuel oil to meet market demands.