Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-05 11:02Core Insights - The forum highlighted the importance of marine oil and gas as a key driver for China's oil and gas reserves and production growth [1][2] - The reports released during the forum project significant growth in global marine oil and gas production, with marine oil expected to reach 1.7 billion tons by 2030 and maintain over 30% of global oil production until 2060 [2] - Offshore wind energy is identified as a promising sector, with projections indicating it will contribute 7% to global electricity generation by 2060, and around 8% of China's total electricity generation [2] Marine Oil and Gas Production - Global marine oil production is expected to grow to 1.7 billion tons by 2030, slightly declining to around 1 billion tons by 2060, maintaining a long-term share of over 30% in global oil production [2] - In recent years, China's marine oil production has accounted for over 60% of the total increase in national oil production, becoming a major source of growth [2] - By 2060, approximately one-third of China's oil production is projected to come from offshore sources [2] Marine Natural Gas Production - Global marine natural gas production is anticipated to peak at 15.6 trillion cubic meters around 2045, remaining at approximately 12.8 trillion cubic meters by 2060, with a steady increase in deepwater gas production [2] - By 2060, nearly 10% of China's natural gas production is expected to originate from marine sources, with about 45% of marine natural gas coming from deepwater [2] Offshore Wind Energy - Offshore wind energy is recognized for its significant development potential, expected to become an important component of future electricity supply [2] - By 2060, global offshore wind energy generation is projected to account for 7% of total global electricity generation, while China's offshore wind energy generation is estimated to represent about 8% of the country's total electricity generation [2]