Yang Shi Xin Wen·2025-11-17 13:57Core Viewpoint - The Xinjiang oilfield's carbon capture, storage, and utilization project has successfully injected over 2 million tons of CO2, marking significant progress in large-scale carbon storage in high-emission areas of China, promoting both oil production and green low-carbon development [2][5]. Group 1 - The Xinjiang oilfield project captures CO2 emissions from local coal power and coal chemical enterprises, transporting it to oil extraction sites for underground injection, achieving permanent storage and enhancing oil recovery rates [5]. - In the current year, the project has stored 800,000 tons of CO2, with a total of over 2 million tons injected over two years, increasing daily oil production from 12 tons to 100 tons in the test area [5]. - The eastern, central, and western regions of the Junggar Basin have achieved full coverage of large-scale CO2 injection [7]. Group 2 - The project plans to accelerate the construction of a CO2 transportation pipeline network during the 14th Five-Year Plan, replacing the current truck transport model to reduce costs and promote integrated development of coal power, new energy, and carbon capture and storage [7]. - The goal is to establish a carbon capture and storage base capable of handling tens of millions of tons of CO2 [7].