转自：海南日报 记者：吴心怡 通讯员邓晓龙 "目前洋浦38平方公里的港外锚地能满足20万吨级船舶作业，国际船舶即加即走，申报材料缩减90%以 上，单船加油效率提升超30%。"洋浦交通运输和港航局港航物流科工作人员王贞介绍，叠加洋浦港外 锚地保税油加注便利化政策，今年1至11月，保税油加注业务累计加注661艘次，共计30.65万吨。 同时，保税船燃料供应企业积极发挥中国石化驻琼企业产、储、销全产业链的一体化优势，在海事、海 关、交通港航等部门通力协作下，持续提升国际航行船舶保税油的配送加注效率和便捷性。在洋浦港外 锚地加注保税油已成为过境外籍船舶的优选"加油站"。 截至目前，洋浦港已开通65条内外贸航线，叠加保税油免征关税、增值税和消费税的政策红利，可帮助 船东降低大量燃油成本，封关后制度体系的完善将进一步扩大政策覆盖面，吸引更多国际船舶选择洋浦 作为加注节点。 近日，在洋浦港1号外锚地，中石化浙江舟山石油有限公司海南洋浦分公司的配送船为利比里亚籍"马格 顽强"轮加注900吨低硫保税油。据测算，该轮此次在洋浦港外锚地过境加油，相比在东南亚地区加油可 节省油料费用约13万美元。 据悉，自今年1月海南洋浦港外锚地保 ...

成为过境外籍船舶优选"加油站" 洋浦港外锚地累计为过境船舶加注1.6万吨保税油 海南日报讯(海南日报全媒体记者 吴心怡 通讯员 邓晓龙)近日，在洋浦港1号外锚地，中石化浙江 舟山石油有限公司海南洋浦分公司的配送船为利比里亚籍"马格顽强"轮加注900吨低硫保税油。据测 算，该轮此次在洋浦港外锚地过境加油，相比在东南亚地区加油可节省油料费用约13万美元。 "目前洋浦38平方公里的港外锚地能满足20万吨级船舶作业，国际船舶即加即走，申报材料缩减 90%以上，单船加油效率提升超30%。"洋浦交通运输和港航局港航物流科工作人员王贞介绍，叠加洋 浦港外锚地保税油加注便利化政策，今年1至11月，保税油加注业务累计加注661艘次，共计30.65万 吨。 同时，保税船燃料供应企业积极发挥中国石化驻琼企业产、储、销全产业链的一体化优势，在海 事、海关、交通港航等部门通力协作下，持续提升国际航行船舶保税油的配送加注效率和便捷性。在洋 浦港外锚地加注保税油已成为过境外籍船舶的优选"加油站"。 截至目前，洋浦港已开通65条内外贸航线，叠加保税油免征关税、增值税和消费税的政策红利，可 帮助船东降低大量燃油成本，封关后制度体系的完善将进一 ...

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Group 1 - Typhoon "Wipha" generated and intensified on July 18, leading to a red alert and level I emergency response in Zhuhai on July 20, with the city implementing "five stoppages" measures [1] - China Aviation Oil Zhuhai Company promptly activated its emergency plan, coordinating resources and ensuring stable aviation fuel supply amidst the typhoon threat [1][2] - The company conducted thorough safety inspections and reinforced key equipment to mitigate risks associated with the typhoon, demonstrating a proactive approach to safety [2] Group 2 - After the typhoon passed, China Aviation Oil Zhuhai Company quickly initiated equipment inspections and restored aviation fuel supply [2] - The company plans to use the experience gained from this typhoon response to optimize emergency procedures and enhance its capacity to deal with extreme weather events [3]

Core Viewpoint - The extreme high temperatures across various regions in China, particularly in East China, have posed significant challenges for aviation fuel supply, yet the staff of China Aviation Oil have demonstrated resilience and commitment to ensuring safety and operational efficiency during this period [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Operational Performance - Shanghai Hongqiao Airport has recorded surface temperatures nearing 50°C, with Zhejiang exceeding 60°C and Fujian reaching 70°C, yet the aviation fuel supply operations have maintained high performance, averaging over 400 flights and 3,300 tons of fuel supplied daily at Hongqiao [1][2] - In Zhejiang, the average daily flight support has been around 480 flights with 4,100 tons of fuel supplied, showcasing the dedication of the staff despite the extreme heat [2] - Fujian's operations have reported an average of 165 flights and over 1,020 tons of fuel supplied daily, reflecting the commitment of the team in challenging conditions [3] Group 2: Safety Measures and Employee Welfare - China Aviation Oil has prioritized safety during the summer and flood seasons, implementing comprehensive safety measures and emergency plans to protect employees from extreme heat [1] - Initiatives such as providing cooling supplies, health assessments, and optimizing work schedules have been established to ensure the well-being of frontline staff [1][2][3] - The company has actively engaged in "sending coolness" initiatives, distributing cooling products and ensuring proper hydration for employees working in high-temperature environments [2][3][4] Group 3: Commitment to Mission - The staff of China Aviation Oil have embodied a strong sense of responsibility, ensuring the safety and quality of aviation fuel supply amidst extreme weather conditions, which is critical for the aviation industry [3][4] - The collective efforts of the teams across different regions highlight a unified commitment to safeguarding national aviation fuel supply, reinforcing the importance of their role in the aviation transport industry [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the 30th anniversary of Zhuhai Airport and China Aviation Oil Zhuhai Company, emphasizing their significant contributions to the aviation industry and the development of Zhuhai Airport over the past three decades [1][4]. Group 1: Company Achievements - China Aviation Oil Zhuhai Company has maintained a record of "zero delays, zero errors" in its operations, providing essential support for the stable operation of airlines at Zhuhai Airport [1][4]. - The company has evolved from manual processes to a fully paperless operation, showcasing technological advancements in fuel management [4]. - Over the past 30 years, the company has supplied a total of 595,000 tons of fuel to China Southern Airlines Zhuhai, supporting over 117,000 flights [4]. Group 2: Industry Growth - Zhuhai Airport has grown from an average of 3 flights per day at its inception to over 100 flights per day currently, reflecting significant growth in air traffic [4]. - China Southern Airlines Zhuhai has expanded its operations from 14 routes to a network covering 35 cities, indicating robust growth in its service offerings [4]. - The company is committed to enhancing its service quality and responding to customer needs, fostering a long-term, mutually beneficial partnership with airlines [4]. Group 3: Future Prospects - With the backdrop of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area development strategy, Zhuhai Airport is poised for high-quality growth, with ongoing projects like the T2 expansion and new cargo routes [5]. - China Aviation Oil Zhuhai Company aims to set higher standards and provide superior services to support the construction of an aviation hub in the Greater Bay Area [5].

Core Points - The article discusses the proactive measures taken by China Aviation Oil Guangdong Company in response to Typhoon "Butterfly," which made landfall in Guangdong province, affecting flight operations at Zhanjiang Wuchuan Airport [1][6]. Group 1: Company Actions - On June 10, China Aviation Oil Guangdong Company held a safety committee meeting to discuss flood and typhoon prevention measures for the year [3]. - The Zhanjiang supply station organized a mobilization meeting on June 11 to deploy flood and typhoon prevention work, emphasizing a "safety first, prevention-oriented" principle [3]. - The supply station conducted a thorough inspection of facilities, including oil tanks and drainage systems, on June 12, ensuring all emergency equipment was ready for use [5]. Group 2: Emergency Preparedness - The supply station implemented a 24-hour duty and management personnel system to monitor typhoon warnings and assess risk [5]. - On June 14, all management personnel were on duty to conduct a comprehensive inspection of facilities, ensuring that preventive measures were thorough [5]. - Following the typhoon's impact, the supply station successfully resumed flight operations, supporting a total of 47 flights, thereby ensuring the normal operation of Zhanjiang Wuchuan Airport [5]. Group 3: Safety Principles - The company maintained a commitment to "safety first, prevention-oriented" principles throughout the typhoon's impact, focusing on detailed and practical prevention measures [6]. - The company remains vigilant against potential secondary disasters due to prolonged heavy rainfall, reinforcing its commitment to safe and orderly fuel supply operations [6].