Core Viewpoint - The international standard for oil and gas pipeline terminology, led by China, has been officially released and implemented, aiming to unify terminology in the global oil and gas pipeline industry [1][2]. Group 1: Standard Development - The standard titled "Oil and Gas Industry (including Low Carbon Energy) Pipeline Transportation System Terminology" (ISO 5872:2025) was developed over five years [1]. - An international working group consisting of 38 experts from 13 countries was established to create the standard [1]. - The standard integrates definitions and professional concepts from various international stakeholders, unifying 287 oil and gas pipeline transportation terms for global consistency [1]. Group 2: Impact on Industry - The implementation of this standard will provide a unified communication framework for the international oil and gas pipeline industry, significantly reducing communication costs and technical barriers caused by terminology differences [2]. - It will facilitate coordination and unification of oil and gas pipeline terminology among countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative, supporting cross-border energy infrastructure connectivity and efficient operation [2]. - The standard is expected to promote energy trade security and regional economic integration [2].