Core Insights - China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) has successfully achieved a significant milestone in carbon capture and storage (CCS) with its Enping 15-1 oilfield project, having stored over 100 million cubic meters of carbon dioxide, equivalent to the carbon offset of planting 2.2 million trees [3] Group 1: Project Overview - The Enping 15-1 oilfield is China's first offshore high carbon dioxide content oilfield, which, if developed conventionally, would lead to increased carbon emissions and corrosion of offshore facilities [3] - CNOOC has invested four years in research to implement the first offshore CCS project in China at this oilfield, achieving an annual carbon dioxide storage capacity exceeding 100,000 tons [3] Group 2: Technological Advancements - In May, the first offshore carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) project was launched at the Enping 15-1 platform, marking a comprehensive upgrade in offshore CCUS technology, equipment, and engineering [3] - The project introduces a new model of marine energy recycling, termed "carbon-driven oil, oil-solid carbon," which enhances oil production while simultaneously achieving carbon dioxide storage [3]

ESG Policies - The Ministry of Ecology and Environment, along with six other departments, has launched a plan to promote the application of new energy vessels such as green methanol, green ammonia, and green hydrogen from 2025 to 2027, emphasizing the importance of cleaning up ports and waterways [1] ESG Initiatives - China's first offshore CCUS project has been put into operation, capturing and storing CO2 while enhancing oil recovery at the Enping 15-1 platform, demonstrating a new model of carbon-driven oil recovery and carbon storage [2] - The State Forestry and Grassland Administration reported significant progress in biodiversity protection, with over 200 endangered species showing recovery and a record 5.059 million wintering waterbirds counted in 2024 [3] ESG Investment - As of March 31, 2025, Hong Kong's ESG fund management assets exceeded HKD 1 trillion, with 218 approved ESG funds and over USD 84 billion in green and sustainable debt issued in 2024, highlighting Hong Kong's strong position in the ESG financial market [4] ESG Actions - Shanxi Province has announced a full subsidy for hydrogen-powered trucks on highways from June 1, 2025, marking the ninth region in China to implement such a policy, promoting low-carbon transition in transportation [5]