一块煤能走多远——“深入践行能源安全新战略”系列纪录片第一集

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of energy security as a strategic issue for national economic and social development, highlighting China's progress in building a new energy system under the guidance of the "Four Revolutions, One Cooperation" strategy proposed by President Xi Jinping [1] - Inner Mongolia has made significant strides in energy supply security, safety governance, and technological innovation, showcasing its achievements in high-quality energy development [1] - The region has undertaken a substantial coal supply task, with a total of 3.58 billion tons of coal contracted over four years, accounting for 38% of the national total, demonstrating its role as a key energy base [2] Group 2 - Ordos City plays a crucial role in Inner Mongolia's energy supply tasks, with coal and natural gas reserves representing one-sixth and one-third of the national totals, respectively [2] - The city has transitioned from merely supplying coal as fuel to becoming a significant energy base that supports coal supply for 28 provinces and regions across the country [2] - The development of coal chemical industries in Wushenqi has led to a total coal chemical production capacity of 14 million tons, nearly 10% of the national capacity, extending the coal industry chain from fuel to raw materials and materials [3] Group 3 - The establishment of the world's largest coal-to-olefins plant in Wushenqi represents a significant advancement in coal chemical technology, enabling the substitution of coal for oil and integrating new energy with modern coal chemistry [3] - The production of "liquid sunshine," with an annual output of 100,000 tons, marks a new chapter in the utilization of coal, reflecting the industry's shift towards greener development and carbon reduction [3] - Wushenqi is also recognized as China's top natural gas production county, ensuring gas supply for over 40 cities, contributing to the region's role in energy security and sustainability [4]