Group 1 - Dongshan County, located in Fujian Province, is the seventh largest island in China and serves as an important port for economic trade with Taiwan [1] - The county is actively promoting itself as a "common prosperity demonstration county" through initiatives in ecological tourism and industrial development [1][2] - Dongshan County has implemented actions to enhance industrial parks, focusing on creating zero-carbon and low-carbon zones [2] Group 2 - The Dongshan Port Economic Industrial Park is a key base for the glass and new materials industry in the western Taiwan Strait, currently hosting eight quality new energy enterprises [3] - The presence of high-quality silica sand resources and convenient maritime conditions in Dongshan helps reduce raw material and logistics costs for high-end glass production [3] - However, the reliance on LNG for photovoltaic products poses challenges due to limited supply and price volatility, increasing cost pressures on enterprises [3] Group 3 - To improve the quality of industrial parks and reduce gas costs for enterprises, the Dongshan government has introduced a key infrastructure project, the National Pipeline Network's East Mountain Branch [5] - This project, constructed by Zhangzhou Zhonglian Huarui Company, includes three stations and two pipelines, connecting to the Dongshan Port Economic Industrial Park [5] - The successful operation of this pipeline project on January 17, 2025, provides stable and high-quality gas supply, significantly benefiting local industrial enterprises and supporting energy structure transformation [7]

Group 1 - The Ministry of Natural Resources has approved the release of 30 industry standards, including "Evaluation of Hot Dry Rock Resources," which will be implemented on October 1, 2025, providing strong support for the standardized development of related industries [1] - The standards cover various fields such as mineral resource exploration and development, hydrogeological geology, geological exploration techniques, and geological testing, aiming to facilitate the transition and upgrading of China's energy structure [1] - The "Uranium Geological Exploration Specification" aims to scientifically guide uranium exploration work, clarifying the objectives and tasks of geological exploration for both in-situ and non-in-situ uranium deposits, aligning with the national solid mineral resource reserve reform [1] Group 2 - The "Coastal Geological Environment Survey and Evaluation Specification (1:50000)" outlines the content, methods, and quality requirements for coastal geological environment surveys, providing technical and data support for resource utilization and ecological protection [2] - The "Hydrogeological Stratified Exploration Well Construction Specification" specifies technical requirements for well design, drilling, and logging, supporting high-precision hydrogeological parameter acquisition and long-term groundwater observation [2] - The "Geochemical Monitoring Technical Specification for Arable Land" sets technical requirements for monitoring point layout, sample collection, and data evaluation, aimed at objectively reflecting geochemical changes in arable land for resource protection and sustainable use [2] Group 3 - Six industry standards, including "Chemical Analysis Method for Antimony Ore," have been established to meet the experimental testing needs for strategic mineral resource exploration and development, ensuring the accuracy and comparability of analytical data [3] - The "Non-Metallic Mineral Performance Testing Methods (Parts 1-18)" aims to ensure the accuracy and reliability of non-metallic mineral performance analysis results, providing technical support for basic geological research and non-metallic mineral development [3]

Group 1 - The Ministry of Natural Resources has approved the release of 30 important industry standards, including "Evaluation of Hot Dry Rock Resources," which will be implemented from October 1, 2025, providing strong support for the standardized development of related industries [1] - The standards cover various fields such as mineral resource exploration and development, hydrogeological geology, geological exploration techniques, and geological testing, aiming to facilitate the transition and upgrading of China's energy structure [1][2] - Specific standards like "Uranium Geological Exploration Specification" aim to scientifically guide uranium exploration work, clarifying the objectives and tasks of different stages of geological exploration for both in-situ and non-in-situ uranium deposits [1] Group 2 - The "Coastal Geological Environment Survey and Evaluation Specification (1:50000)" outlines the content, methods, results compilation, and quality requirements for coastal geological environment surveys, supporting resource utilization and ecological protection [2] - The "Hydrogeological Layered Exploration Well Construction Specification" sets technical requirements for well design, drilling, logging, and construction processes, providing technical support for high-precision hydrogeological parameter acquisition [2] - The "Soil Geochemical Monitoring Technical Specification" establishes requirements for monitoring point layout, sample collection, monitoring indicators, and data evaluation, aimed at reflecting geochemical changes in arable land for sustainable resource management [2] Group 3 - Six industry standards, including "Chemical Analysis Method for Antimony Ore," have been developed to meet the needs of strategic mineral resource exploration and evaluation, standardizing testing methods to ensure data accuracy and comparability [3] - The "Non-Metallic Mineral Performance Testing Methods (Parts 1-18)" consists of 18 industry standards aimed at ensuring the accuracy and reliability of non-metallic mineral performance analysis results, providing reliable technical support for basic geological research and non-metallic mineral development [3]

Core Points - The construction of the 1 million kilowatt wind-storage base project in Inner Mongolia has officially commenced with the foundation work of the 500 kV transmission line [1][2] - This project is part of the third batch of large-scale wind and solar power base construction projects in Inner Mongolia, including a 21 km new transmission line and the expansion of a 500 kV substation [2] Group 1 - The 500 kV transmission line project will deliver 3.2 billion kWh of clean electricity annually, equivalent to reforesting 115,000 hectares and reducing CO2 emissions by 1.73 million tons, meeting the annual electricity needs of 2 million households [5] - The project aims to enhance the clean energy utilization level in eastern Inner Mongolia, reduce fossil energy consumption, and promote energy structure transformation [5] Group 2 - The construction faces challenges from 70.6% hilly terrain with sandy and rocky geology, extreme cold temperatures of -40 degrees Celsius, and ice cover of 10 mm [5] - Innovative construction techniques such as "bored piles + Beidou positioning" and the use of advanced steel core aluminum stranded wires with 40% higher ice-breaking capacity will be employed [5] - Drone swarm technology will be utilized for real-time monitoring and crossing of complex airspace involving live power lines and major traffic routes [5]