With increasingly stringent environmental policies, the silicone oil industry faces pressure for green transformation. From raw material selection to production processes and waste treatment, the entire industry chain requires environmental upgrades. Although this transformation process presents challenges, it also creates new development opportunities for the industry.

In terms of raw materials, bio-based silicone oils have become a research hotspot. Silicone oils produced from renewable resources not only reduce dependence on petroleum but also offer better biodegradability. Several companies have developed bio-based silicone oil products, which have found applications in personal care and other fields. This trend aligns closely with global sustainable development goals and has broad market prospects.

Green transformation of production processes is another key direction. Traditional production processes are energy-intensive and have high emissions, but new green synthesis technologies are changing this scenario. Advances in catalytic technology have made reaction conditions milder and reduced by-products; the application of continuous production technology has improved resource utilization; and upgrades in waste gas and water treatment technologies have lowered environmental pollution. These improvements not only meet environmental requirements but also bring economic benefits.

The circular economy model is increasingly being applied in the silicone oil industry. Breakthroughs in waste silicone oil recycling technology allow waste silicone oil to regain value through distillation, filtration, and other processes. This not only reduces resource waste but also opens new profit growth points for companies. Additionally, the comprehensive utilization of by-products in silicone oil production is advancing, maximizing resource use.