A New Industrial Landscape Painted in the North and South of Tianshan Mountains

In the production workshop of Chuanning Biotechnology Co., Ltd. in the Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture of Xinjiang, a large fermentation tank is steam sprayed thin, and antibiotic intermediates are being generated; In the cloud computing industrial park in Karamay, thousands of computers are working day and night, providing powerful computing support for enterprises around the world; At the ± 1100 kV Changji converter station in Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, towering electric towers transport the beautiful scenery of Xinjiang to the eastern provinces more than 3000 kilometers away

How to help emerging industries enter the fast lane of development? In the golden autumn season, the interview team visited Xinjiang and witnessed the fruitful results of strategic emerging industries in the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains.

Entering the production workshop of Xinjiang Longju New Materials Co., Ltd., black wires are being wound into wire balls by machines. "This is carbon fiber, with a single filament diameter of only one eighth that of hair and a density of less than a quarter that of steel, but a strength 7 to 9 times that of steel!" Zhou You, the deputy general manager of the company, introduced. Carbon fiber is an inorganic fiber with a carbon content higher than 90%, which has characteristics such as high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, conductivity and thermal conductivity. It is widely used in aerospace, wind power and photovoltaic fields, and has broad application prospects.

Building a modern industrial system and filling the industry gap is a must answer question. Last year, Longju Company's annual production of 50000 tons of carbon fiber project landed in the Ganquanbao Economic and Technological Development Zone in Urumqi. The project started, was completed, and put into operation in the same year, creating the fastest record in the global carbon fiber industry and achieving a historic breakthrough in Xinjiang's carbon fiber industry from 0 to 1.

The creation of miracles cannot be achieved without the joint efforts of various departments in the Autonomous Region, Urumqi City, and Ganquanbao Economic Development Zone. "One of the roles played by the management committee is to guide the upgrading and development of the industrial chain, hoping that traditional industries can develop downstream of the industrial chain, add more technological elements, and extend to the field of new materials." said Qian Wenbin, Deputy Director of the Management Committee of Ganquanbao Economic Development Zone.

Strategic emerging industries such as new energy, new materials, and advanced equipment manufacturing are becoming new leaders for Xinjiang enterprises to go global.

In July of this year, the world's first 16 MW ultra large capacity offshore wind turbine jointly developed by Three Gorges Group and Goldwind Technology was successfully connected to the grid for power generation in Fujian offshore wind farm, marking that China's research and development, manufacturing, and operation capabilities of offshore wind turbines have reached an international leading level.

In the exhibition hall of Goldwind Technology Co., Ltd., the reporter saw a wall that was two stories high, covered with patents obtained by the company and international and domestic standards formulated. Wang Wuyu, the director of public relations at the company, said, "A first-class enterprise not only exports products, but also standards." After years of hard work, the company has grown into an industry standard setter in the field of clean energy, with operations in 38 countries and regions around the world.

Since the beginning of this year, Xinjiang has accelerated the construction of a modern industrial system supported by eight major industrial clusters, including oil and gas production and processing, coal, electricity, coal chemical industry, green mining, and new energy and materials. Cheng Duofu, member of the Party Group and Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Information Technology of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, said that Xinjiang will rely on the construction of "eight major industrial clusters" to promote the transformation of energy resources such as oil and gas, coal, minerals, and cotton, and promote the extension, supplementation, and strengthening of characteristic and advantageous industries.