Nanpu Oilfield
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China National Petroleum Corporation announced on May 3 that it had discovered a large oil field with reserves of 1 billion tons - Jidong Nanpu Oilfield in the Bohai Bay beach area. The newly discovered Jidong Nanpu Oilfield is located in Tangshan City, Hebei Province (Caofeidian Port Area). Geologically, it is the Nanpu Depression in the northern part of the Huanghua Depression in the Bohai Bay Basin. It belongs to the exploration and development scope of PetroChina Jidong Oilfield Company. pass * * The review confirmed that the Nanpu Oilfield is a very large oilfield. The third-level oil and gas geological reserves reach 1.18 billion tons. This coal-to-liquids project * * Do attitudinal policies have an impact? :'( :'(
This post was last edited by No. 18 on 2009-7-13 11:20 Petroleum is the lifeblood, and it is of course very exciting to discover new joys. The coal-to-liquid project will definitely not be affected. This is the general trend.
Unless ten more Nanpu oil fields come out, there will be no impact on the coal chemical industry at all.
I am from Tangshan and I work in a coal chemical company. There are 34 coking plants in Tangshan. No one feels that new oil fields pose any threat to coking. It is said that the total reserves of the actually discovered oil fields are more than 3 billion tons. * * It was not reported according to the actual situation.
But since the discovery of Nanpu Oilfield,* * The attitude towards coal-to-liquids is a bit bad, it’s really subtle!
It doesn't solve big problems. The planned production capacity of this oil field is 10 million tons per year. However, my country’s annual import volume is much larger.
China's per capita energy consumption is very low, and a few more will not be too much. The more the merrier!
The actual recoverable reserves of this oil field are very low, and your production capacity is only 600,000 tons.* * The Prime Minister even cried. . . . . . .
Didn't find oil fields?* * policies have no impact, it’s just that our poor people * * Just a piece of good news. Energy is always in short supply. Only by cherishing energy, using it rationally, and protecting the environment can we develop steadily.
The fog in Nanpu has basically dissipated. The recoverable reserves are not high. Many oilfield construction projects have been withdrawn. Now our country's policy is to open up oil sources widely and lay transnational oil and gas pipelines from the north, west and south to ensure domestic supply. I think China is not necessarily poor in oil. What is lacking is a system that can discover more oil and gas resources. In the final analysis, it is still a problem of the system.
Now when I talk about Nanbao, I feel like it was a farce in 2008. We were too eager for quick success. Premier Wen was so excited that he couldn't sleep all night. We worked overtime on the design and couldn't sleep well for several months. In the end, it was like fetching water from a bamboo basket.
There was too much exciting news at that time, so what is the reality now?
It really should be reported after the proven reserves are ascertained and the scope is verified. Premier Wen is also overjoyed!