Group 1: Company Initiatives - China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) is implementing a comprehensive green transformation across its operations, focusing on ecological restoration and sustainable development [1][5] - The company has launched multiple solar photovoltaic projects, including a 1.88 MW installation at the Basuo Port, generating over 2 million kWh annually, and a planned 3.89 MW expansion [2][4] - CNOOC's Daguikou Company has transformed its rooftop into a "roof power plant" with 17,575 solar panels, producing 3.6 million kWh of clean energy and reducing carbon emissions by nearly 2,000 tons [6][8] Group 2: Environmental Impact - The initiatives at Basuo Port are expected to reduce carbon emissions by over 10,000 tons annually through the transition to LNG fueling for vehicles and the implementation of electric loading systems [4][5] - The Daguikou Company's solar project has led to a 12% reduction in carbon footprint intensity, showcasing the effectiveness of integrating renewable energy into operations [8][12] - CNOOC's efforts in VOCs treatment at the Fudao Company have achieved a removal efficiency of over 97%, significantly lowering harmful emissions [9][11] Group 3: Ecological Restoration - CNOOC's Huhe Company has successfully rehabilitated 19 hectares of abandoned mining pits into thriving ecological forests, utilizing waste materials from production processes [15][17] - The collaboration between Huhe Company and local government has resulted in a cost-effective solution for waste disposal while enhancing local environmental quality [16][17] - The ecological restoration efforts have transformed previously unusable land into recreational areas for the community, demonstrating the company's commitment to sustainable practices [17][19]