Group 1 - The 41st Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference concluded on November 6, featuring over 2,250 global companies discussing future energy trends and sustainable development [1] - More than 330 Chinese enterprises and institutions participated, showcasing innovations in green low-carbon technologies, intelligent transformation, and international cooperation [1] - China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) highlighted innovations in ultra-deep well drilling, artificial intelligence, and carbon capture utilization and storage, emphasizing the integration of oil, gas, heat, electricity, and hydrogen for a sustainable energy future [1] Group 2 - China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) presented deep-water equipment, new energy technologies, and digital achievements, demonstrating its capabilities in oil and gas development and energy transition [1] - China Petroleum Engineering Corporation made its debut as an independent exhibitor, showcasing advancements in oil and gas engineering, green low-carbon initiatives, and digital transformation [1] - China State Shipbuilding Corporation's Jiangnan Shipyard displayed high-end vessels, including a 175,000 cubic meter LNG carrier and a 99,000 cubic meter ethane-ethylene carrier, highlighting its innovation in shipbuilding [1] Group 3 - China Classification Society focused on green low-carbon and intelligent shipping, showcasing technological achievements in marine engineering, energy development, and ship efficiency [2] - Local exhibition groups, such as 36 enterprises from Jiangsu Jianhu, demonstrated innovations in high-end, intelligent, and green transformation within the oil equipment sector [2] - A representative from a Saudi energy company noted the impressive performance of Chinese enterprises at the exhibition, indicating their leadership in advancing the energy industry's high-end and intelligent development [2]