Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the advancements in carbon emission management and green energy initiatives at Jilin Oilfield, showcasing its commitment to both energy supply and environmental sustainability [1][2] Group 2 - Jilin Oilfield achieved a significant increase in oil and gas new energy equivalent production, reaching 5.235 million tons in the previous year, which is an increase of 325,000 tons year-on-year [1] - The proportion of clean electricity in the total electricity consumption rose to 28% from zero in 2021, while total carbon emissions decreased by 13% [1] - The new oil extraction methods at Jilin Oilfield, including the use of liquid-driven pumping units, have improved automation and reduced environmental impact [1] Group 3 - A 280-kilometer carbon dioxide pipeline project between Jilin Petrochemical and Jilin Oilfield is under construction, expected to be completed by June next year, enhancing the carbon capture and injection capacity to 1 million tons annually [2]

Group 1 - The carbon emissions monitoring competition for the petroleum and petrochemical industry was held in Jilin Oilfield, showcasing the industry's commitment to environmental monitoring and data collection [1] - Jilin Oilfield reported a significant increase in green performance, achieving an oil and gas new energy equivalent of 5.235 million tons in the previous year, a year-on-year increase of 325,000 tons [1] - The proportion of clean electricity in total electricity consumption rose from zero to 28% compared to 2021, while total carbon emissions decreased by 13% [1] Group 2 - The new oil extraction area at Jilin Oilfield features a highly automated and intelligent drilling model, which reduces inspection distances and minimizes environmental impact [1] - Jilin Oilfield has successfully stored nearly 4 million tons of carbon dioxide as part of its efforts to convert waste into valuable resources [1] - A 280-kilometer carbon dioxide pipeline project between Jilin Petrochemical and Jilin Oilfield is under construction, expected to be operational by June next year, enhancing the oilfield's carbon capture and injection capacity to 1 million tons per year [2]