新疆：持续为国加“油”争“气”

Core Insights - Xinjiang has been a significant contributor to China's energy supply, with a historical context of oil production dating back to the discovery of the first major oil field in 1955, Klara Miyi Oil Field [1] - The region's oil and gas production has seen substantial growth, with a projected total output of 66.64 million tons in 2024, maintaining its position as the leading oil and gas producer in China for four consecutive years [1] - Shale oil is identified as a key area for increasing reserves and production, with over 1 million tons produced in the first seven months of the year, significantly ahead of last year's pace [2] Group 1 - Xinjiang's oil production has evolved from 3.29 million tons in 1955 to 16.623 million tons in 1960, representing 39.4% of the national total [1] - The region's deep and ultra-deep oil and gas resources are estimated at 67.1 billion tons, indicating substantial exploration and development potential [2] - The Tarim Oilfield has become the largest ultra-deep oil and gas production base in China, with an annual output of 20.47 million tons [3] Group 2 - The successful drilling of the first ultra-deep well in Asia, reaching a depth of 10,910 meters, marks a significant technological advancement in oil exploration [2] - The Tarim Oilfield has achieved a cumulative completion of over 8,000-meter deep wells, accounting for more than 50% of the national total [3] - The continuous technological upgrades in oil exploration and development have enabled Xinjiang to maintain its critical role in ensuring China's energy security [2][3]