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特大喜讯!美国没料到,普京突然出手,中国石油打了一场翻身仗
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-05-24 11:28

Group 1: Oil and Gas Production - The Fuman Oilfield, located in the Taklamakan Desert, is China's largest ultra-deep oilfield with cumulative oil and gas production exceeding 20 million tons [1] - The oilfield has drilled 144 ultra-deep wells over 8,000 meters, making it the oilfield with the most 8,000-meter deep wells in China [1] - The area of the oilfield is 17,000 square kilometers, with oil and gas resources exceeding 1 billion tons, making it the deepest and largest oil production area in China [1] Group 2: Exploration and Technology - The Tarim Basin has been advancing oil and gas exploration into ultra-deep layers, drilling nearly 200 ultra-deep wells annually and over 3,000 in total [1] - 90% of the oil and gas reserves found in the Tarim Oilfield come from ultra-deep layers, with annual production from these layers exceeding 20 million tons [1] - Technological advancements in ultra-deep drilling are accelerating the utilization of oil and gas reserves [1] Group 3: Sino-Russian Energy Cooperation - Russia is willing to increase its annual oil supply to China by 2.5 million tons, with a new supply cap of 12.5 million tons set to last until 2034 [3] - The "Power of Siberia" gas pipeline has been operational with an annual capacity of 38 billion cubic meters, significantly enhancing Sino-Russian gas trade [3] - The "Power of Siberia 2" gas pipeline project is underway, designed to have an annual capacity of 50 billion cubic meters, further deepening energy cooperation between the two countries [3] Group 4: Strategic Considerations - The involvement of Kazakhstan in the oil supply chain is seen as a strategic move to mitigate sanction risks and optimize costs [5] - The land-based pipeline transport is expected to save $3-5 per barrel compared to maritime routes, enhancing the economic viability of the oil trade [5] - The current geopolitical landscape encourages Russia to strengthen its economic ties with China as a counterbalance to Western pressures [7]