Changchun Fine Chemical new material Industry Demonstration Park began in full swing

At the construction site, trucks full of materials come and go, and workers are full of energy. Recently, as an important support of Changchun New Area new materials industry base, Changchun Beihu Fine Chemical new materials Industry Demonstration Park project has started in full swing, and the supporting infrastructure construction is in full swing.

The total investment of the project is about 17.8 billion yuan, and the total planning area is 9 square kilometers. It is the only chemical industrial park approved by the new construction in our city.

"The fine chemical Industry Park implements the management mode of 'government + enterprise + tripartite organization', and strives to build a first-class chemical industry park in China and the world." The person in charge of the construction of Changchun Beihu Fine Chemical New material Industry Demonstration Park in Changchun New District introduced that the United Nations Institute of Science and Innovation, Changchun Institute of Chemical Engineering, Jilin University, Changchun University of Science and Technology, and Changchun University of Technology in the park focus on the development of fine chemicals, chemical application new materials, chemical pharmaceutical raw materials and preparations, and build an innovation base and high-value production base for fine chemical new materials. After the completion of the park, it will promote the development of related industries in the province and realize the upgrading of industrial base and modernization of industrial chain.

"This year, the park has started the construction of public supporting infrastructure for emergency command centers, secret service fire stations and professional sewage treatment plants in advance, which is expected to be delivered before the end of the year." The person in charge of the construction of the park introduced that they would build high-quality standardized factory areas and create a complete "turnkey" project.