Driving equipment innovation and industrial upgrading. Guided by China's dual-carbon goals and high-end manufacturing policies, the chemical industry is accelerating toward green, intelligent and high-end development, raising higher requirements for efficient, reliable and smart chemical equipment. As the key forum of CTEF China International Chemical Technology & Equipment Expo, China International Chemical Equipment Innovation & Development Conference will be held on June 9, 2026 at Shanghai New International Expo Centre.

The conference gathers academicians, experts, association leaders, major chemical enterprises worldwide. It interprets global industrial policies and technology trends, explores integrated application of new materials, processes and intelligent equipment, and tackles bottlenecks of core equipment such as large reactors, high-end compressors and intelligent control systems. The event will map out development routes for the chemical equipment sector and support the construction of a safe, efficient and green modern chemical industry.

Speakers & Presentations

1.Lan Zhaobin

Profile: Senior Engineer, visiting professor and industrial supervisor of Qingdao University. He also holds key positions in multiple industry associations and alliances, and is an expert enlisted by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China.

He has worked for well-known enterprises including Atos Origin, Oracle, Microsoft and Sinopec joint ventures, taking senior management roles. With rich experience in business incubation and large-scale operation, he actively promotes industry-university-research collaboration and commercialization of scientific and technological achievements.

Topic: Breakthrough, Intelligence & Upgrade — High-Quality Development Path for Chemical Equipment Industry during the 15th Five-Year Plan Period

Abstract: 2026 marks the start of China’s 15th Five-Year Plan. The industry focus has shifted from scale and technical parameters to intelligence and low-carbon development. Currently, the sector is faced with three major challenges: data silos, backward maintenance modes and insufficient integration of green technologies. Meanwhile, national equipment renewal policies, mature AI predictive maintenance and upgraded safety standards create unprecedented opportunities.

A framework of Three Modernizations & Three New Initiatives is proposed:

Three Modernizations: Digitalized equipment, intelligent operation & maintenance, eco-friendly equipment

Three New Initiatives: New mechanisms, new standards, talent development

Key tasks for 2026 include industry assessment, pilot projects on core equipment and joint formulation of technical standards.

Digital transformation is no longer optional but essential. Enterprises that build intelligent, self-optimizing equipment will gain competitive edges, profit margins and cost advantages in the new era.

2. Andrey Norov | PhosAgro, Russia

Company Profile: PhosAgro is Russia’s largest fertilizer producer and a global leading supplier of phosphorus agrochemicals, with a full industrial chain covering mining, processing, fertilizer production and logistics. It owns 4 major production bases and achieved an annual output of 11.8 million tons of agrochemicals in 2024.

The group fully owns NIUIF, Russia’s national research institute for phosphate fertilizers. It holds over 70 core patents and has built more than 80 fertilizer plants worldwide. As a major player in Sino-Russian chemical trade, it advances bilateral cooperation in agrochemicals.

Speaker Profile: Dr. Andrey Norov graduated from Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia. With over 25 years of experience in fertilizer production, he currently serves as Director of Technology Department at NIUIF. A Distinguished Chemist of the Russian Federation, he has published 122 papers, obtained 30 patents and delivered speeches at 50 international conferences.

Topic: Low-Carbon Technology Innovation in Russian Phosphate Fertilizers & New Prospects of Sino-Russian Chemical Trade

Abstract: Sino-Russian chemical trade keeps expanding. Russia’s advanced low-carbon technologies for phosphate fertilizer production set a benchmark for global green chemistry. Leveraging NIUIF’s technological strengths and China’s vast market, the two countries can deepen cooperation in low-carbon technology transfer, chemical trade and industrial chain collaboration.

The presentation analyzes greenhouse gas emission sources and mitigation solutions in phosphate fertilizer production, and introduces core low-carbon technologies and innovations developed by NIUIF since its founding in 1919.

3. Zhao Yongquan | Qianxun Spatial Intelligence Inc.

Company Profile: Qianxun is a world-leading spatial intelligence provider. Based on BeiDou Navigation Satellite System and global enhancement stations, it offers centimeter-level positioning, millimeter-level sensing and nanosecond-level time synchronization services, serving over 2.6 billion terminals. It integrates digital twin and AI technologies to deliver all-round solutions for industrial digitalization.

Speaker Profile: Zhao Yongquan, Senior Director of State-owned Enterprise Industry Group at Qianxun. He specializes in BeiDou spatial intelligence and devotes to digital transformation and safe production solutions for the chemical industry.

Topic: Empowering Chemical Industry with BeiDou Spatial Intelligence

Abstract: Facing industrial upgrading and stricter safety requirements, BeiDou spatial intelligence, combined with AI, IoT and digital twin, builds an integrated system of perception, data analysis, intelligent decision-making and closed-loop management for the whole chemical industrial chain.

4. Dzsenifer Halmai | Commercial Consul, Consulate General of Hungary in Shanghai

Market Overview: Located in the heart of Europe, Hungary acts as a key hub for the EU and Central & Eastern Europe. Its chemical market reached 9.5 billion euros in 2024 with robust growing demand. Sino-Hungarian trade and Belt and Road cooperation develop steadily. The two countries feature highly complementary chemical industries.

Topic: Complementary Advantages & Cooperation Opportunities of Sino-Hungarian Chemical Industry under Carbon Neutrality Goals

Abstract: This speech illustrates Hungary’s chemical policies and market strengths under EU carbon neutrality frameworks. China boasts advantages in basic chemicals, new energy materials and large-scale production, while Hungary excels in fine chemicals, pharmaceutical intermediates, low-carbon processes and EU certification.

It introduces opportunities in trade, technology transfer and industrial park cooperation, guiding Chinese enterprises to enter Hungary and the EU market for win-win development.

5. Rashid Zhaxylykov | KazService, Kazakhstan

Association Profile: Founded in 2011, KazService is a core non-profit organization for Kazakhstan’s oilfield service sector. It unites more than 180 local enterprises across 7 major oil & gas regions, acting as a bridge between government and industry to promote industrial standardization and localization.

Speaker Profile: Rashid Zhaxylykov has served as Chairman of KazService since 2011. He promotes local enterprises’ participation in major oil & gas projects and industrial localization, and has received multiple national medals and honors of Kazakhstan.

Topic: Sino-Kazakhstan Energy & Chemical Cooperation: Investment, Localization & Industrial Growth

Abstract: The speech reviews the deepening strategic partnership between China and Kazakhstan in energy sector. It focuses on investment, industrial development and localization opportunities, and analyzes how major oil, gas and petrochemical projects drive regional economic growth. The prospects of technology transfer, industrial collaboration and sustainable development between the two sides are also shared.

Core Audience

1.Global petrochemical giants: Executives in R&D, equipment procurement, production, operation and overseas investment

2.EPC & engineering institutes: Project managers, design and procurement directors of design institutes and general contractors

3.High-end equipment & material suppliers: Manufacturers of chemical equipment, intelligent control systems, anti-corrosion & sealing materials, etc.

4.Chemical parks & utility operators: Operators of chemical parks, logistics, environmental protection, power and supporting services

5.Research institutions: Experts and technicians from universities, research institutes, testing and maintenance organizations

6.International cooperation & investment institutions: Industry associations, funds, cross-border trade, logistics and overseas service providers

7.Industrial service providers: Suppliers of energy-saving, digital transformation and intelligent manufacturing solutions

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