Core Insights - The provincial coal geological bureau has made significant advancements in geological technology innovation, discovering 14 new mineral deposits and identifying coal reserves of 2.484 billion tons, which accounts for half of the national annual production [1] - The bureau has implemented 46 gas field projects, achieving an annual gas production exceeding 50 million cubic meters, and has initiated over 10 salt cavern energy storage projects, contributing to energy security and transition in the province [1] Group 1 - The bureau has undertaken 29 key research projects and 55 differentiated development research projects, addressing 37 critical issues and achieving 42 results that meet or exceed national advanced standards [1] - A selection process for key core technologies has been initiated, identifying 14 key technologies across six fields, including geological prospecting and clean energy exploration, which have been successfully applied in various real-world cases [1] Group 2 - The bureau has strengthened the construction of 29 innovation platforms, creating a comprehensive innovation matrix covering geological prospecting, ecological restoration, and deep earth exploration, significantly enhancing platform capabilities [2] - Continuous reinforcement of technological research and development has led to two achievements receiving the National Natural Resources Science and Technology Second Prize, with 153 patents and 22 standards established, along with 67 technology transfer projects accelerating industrial development [2] - The "Geology+" model, which integrates research and industry, is becoming increasingly mature, particularly in key areas such as salt cavern energy storage and ecological restoration in the Yellow River basin [2]