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China’s independently developed ultra-deepwater gas field, Deep Sea No. 1 Phase II, is now operational off the coast of Hainan, marking a significant advancement in China’s energy development capabilities.
China’s Bozhong 19-6 Condensate Gas Field in the Bohai Sea has surpassed 1 billion cubic meters of natural gas production, strengthening clean energy supply to the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei and Bohai Rim regions.
China’s marine economy grew by 5.6% in the first half of the year, reaching 4.9 trillion yuan, outpacing overall economic growth, according to the Ministry of Natural Resources.
China’s Deep Sea No.1 gas field has produced over 8 billion cubic meters of natural gas since 2021, marking a significant achievement in the nation’s deepwater energy exploration.
Xinjiang’s Tarim Basin enhances natural gas supply with 12 new wells and a processing plant, boosting daily capacity and connecting resources to eastern China via a 4,000-kilometer pipeline.
China’s Tarim Oilfield has increased natural gas capacity by adding 14 ultra-deep wells, supplying over one billion cubic meters to the West-to-East pipelines.
Kazakhstan’s 1,500-kilometer natural gas pipeline connects with China’s network, enhancing regional energy cooperation and supplying gas to major Chinese cities like Shanghai and Hong Kong.