WUHAN, April 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Recently, the "3rd China Seminar on Advanced Technology and New Materials Development of High-end Electronic Chemicals" hosted by the China Chemical Enterprise Management Association and Qianjiang Municipal People's Government was successfully held in Qianjiang City, Hubei Province. Attract industry experts and business elites from all over the country to gather together to discuss the development trend of the industry.
In the pre-conference interview, Yang Yong, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Mayor of Qianjiang City, Li Xibin, Chairman of the Qianjiang CPPCC, and Ms. Wu Mei, Global Business Head of SGS Restricted Substance Testing Service Department, had an in-depth exchange.
Ms. Wu Mei said that Qianjiang, as one of the important gathering areas of high-end electronic chemical enterprises in China, has broad development prospects. SGS We are willing to share the compliance experience of electronic chemicals, work together with electronic chemical enterprises in Qianjiang City to promote the healthy development of the electronic chemical materials industry, and promote in-depth exchanges and cooperation between industry, university and research.
Guest of the 3rd China High-end Electronic Chemicals Advanced Technology and New Materials Development Seminar
At the same time, as an internationally recognized third-party testing organization, with years of accumulated experience in the detection and control of hazardous chemical substances,
SGS Dr. Yang Ye, Technical Manager of the Restricted Substance Testing Service Department, also delivered a speech at the scene " Low-carbon development of the electrical and electronic industry and global environmental protection access requirements " Keynote speech。
Electronic chemicals are indispensable key materials in the manufacturing process of the semiconductor industry in China, and the electronic and electrical industry is facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities under the increasingly severe global environmental protection situation. Dr. Yang Ye first deeply analyzed the opportunities and challenges in the global environmental protection regulations and low-carbon development trends, expounded the impact of these regulations on the production, R&D, and export of the electronic and electrical industry, and put forward solutions for corporate partners.
Dr. Yang Ye, Technical Manager of SGS Restricted Substance Testing Service Department, delivered a speech on the spot
Environmental protection compliance, the guarantee of green development of electronic enterprisesGlobal environmental regulations on restricted substances continue to put forward new requirements for China's high-end electronic chemical industry and upstream and downstream enterprises in the supply chain, especially PFAS, a "permanent chemical" that has been increasingly tightened recently, which is widely used in semiconductor manufacturing processes. However, countries and regions around the world are stepping up the formulation of relevant regulations and policies to strengthen the control of PFAS. SGS has comprehensively sorted out the legislative logic and enforcement ideas of a series of environmental protection laws and regulations in major markets around the world, and interpreted the future management and control trends based on its own practical experience.
In response to the global environmental protection access requirements, Dr. Yang Ye pointed out that high-end electronic chemicals-related enterprises must strengthen their environmental awareness and actively take countermeasures to meet the requirements of relevant laws and regulations. This includes optimizing product design, reducing the use of hazardous substances, strengthening supply chain management, ensuring that raw materials meet environmental standards, developing new and environmentally friendly materials and technologies, and improving the company's internal quality management system to ensure that every aspect of the product from R&D to production meets environmental protection requirements.
Dr. Yang Ye, Technical Manager of SGS Restricted Substance Testing Service Department, delivered a speech on the spot
Independent carbon reduction and low-carbon development are the trendWith the deepening of the global sustainability process, various countries and regions have taken active measures to promote the low-carbon development of the electronic and electrical industry. For example, the EU market implements a "carbon tariff" system, and the mainland government has also put forward the "3060" goal, and formulated a series of policies to promote the application and promotion of low-carbon technologies, providing incentives such as financial subsidies and tax incentives, and encouraging enterprises to reduce carbon emissions through market mechanisms and encourage enterprises to invest in research and development of low-carbon technologies and products.
In addition to the promotion of government policies, market demand is also promoting the low-carbon development of the electronic and electrical industry. More and more enterprises are beginning to integrate low-carbon concepts into product design and production to meet the market demand for low-carbon products.
As an important area of energy consumption and carbon emissions, Dr. Yang Ye emphasized the importance of low-carbon development of enterprises, which is not only the responsibility of enterprises, but also an opportunity for the market. By adopting low-carbon technologies and products, companies can reduce costs, increase efficiency, and build a good brand image. At the same time, low-carbon development will also help promote the innovation and upgrading of the entire industry, and inject new momentum into the sustainable development of the electronic and electrical industry.