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Core Viewpoint - Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is enhancing its energy infrastructure to ensure energy security and stability, focusing on coal, electricity, oil, gas, and hydrogen networks [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Coal Transportation and Electricity Infrastructure - The coal transportation capacity has significantly increased, with 17 coal railway transport channels built, achieving an annual transport capacity of approximately 1.45 billion tons, meeting the external demand of about 780 million tons of coal [1] - The electricity grid structure is being strengthened, with 42 new 500 kV grid projects approved this year and 18 new projects put into operation, aiming for over 5 additional projects by year-end, enhancing power supply and renewable energy integration [1] Group 2: Oil, Gas, and Hydrogen Infrastructure - The construction of oil and gas pipelines is accelerating, with over 7,400 kilometers of long-distance pipelines built, including an annual crude oil transport capacity of 37 million tons and refined oil transport capacity of 3.91 million tons, covering 47 counties [2] - The region is also developing green hydrogen transport networks, with ongoing projects like the green hydrogen pipeline from Damao Banner to Baotou City, expected to be completed by year-end, and plans for additional pipelines to connect with major regions [2] Group 3: Energy Security and System Development - The focus is on ensuring national energy security by stabilizing coal production capacity and enhancing oil and gas supply capabilities, including the establishment of a coal reserve system [3] - Efforts are being made to strengthen the electricity system's grid structure and regulation capabilities, with plans for new energy storage projects and upgrades to the distribution network [3] Group 4: Integrated Network Development - The initiative aims to create a unified network for oil, gas, and hydrogen, promoting the interconnection of long-distance pipelines and enhancing the flexibility and reliability of the natural gas network [4] - The development of the "one trunk, two rings, and four exits" green hydrogen network is being prioritized, with ongoing efforts to include new cross-province hydrogen pipelines in national planning [4]