Xinjiang builds three new energy bases and land resources for energy resources

**Xinjiang District Party Committee held the eighth Party Congress on the 26th. The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Party Committee's Zhang Chunxian stated in his report that Xinjiang will strive to form 50 million tons of crude oil, 100 billion cubic meters of natural gas and coal gas, and 30 million kilowatts of Xinjiang’s export capacity during the “12th Five-Year Plan” period. Build a national large-scale oil and gas production and processing base, a large-scale coal, coal, electricity and coal chemical industry base, a large-scale wind power base, and a nationwide large-scale land channel for energy resources.

After 20 years of sustained development, Xinjiang’s position in the industry of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNY) has become significant: more than one-eighth of the country’s annual crude oil production, nearly 30% of the country’s annual natural gas production, and Xinjiang since 2007. The annual output of oil and gas equivalent is about 45 million tons, and it has been the first in China in successive years.

The coal production in Xinjiang will be mainly concentrated in the four major coal bases in Yili, Tuha, Kubai, and Zhundong. In recent years, through the acquisition, merger and reorganization of small and medium-sized coal mines by large corporations and large corporations, a number of large-scale coal mines have been built that are intensive, modern, and mechanized. In April this year, Deputy U.S. Secretary of the Ukrainian Uygur Autonomous Region Kuerxi Maiheti stated at the briefing meeting on coal-to-natural gas projects that Xinjiang has accelerated the conditions for the development of coal gas production. At present, the coal gas industry in Xinjiang has entered a substantive stage of development. , showing a good situation.

According to the reporter’s understanding, coal gas-generating projects have been initiated in Ili Prefecture and the Hami region this year, and China’s first-party coal-based gas has been produced.

Zhang Chunxian stated that all types of enterprises are encouraged and supported to participate in the deep processing of petroleum petrochemical downstream products and the development and utilization of unconventional oil and gas resources. Focus on promoting the development of modern coal-fired coal chemical industry, using international and domestic leading technologies to accelerate coal clean, energy-saving and recycling economic demonstration projects such as coal gas, coal to olefins, coal-based polygeneration.

In addition, Xinjiang will also build coal-electricity, coal-electricity, and coal-electricity-metallurgy industrial chains during the "12th Five-Year Plan" period; and accelerate the development of the five major coals of Zhundong, Yili, Tuha, Kubai, and Hefeng-Karamayi. The construction of processing bases will actively promote the comprehensive development and utilization of coal resources, accelerate the development of coal fields in the Santang Lake in Hami, and explore new models for maximizing the benefits of coal development.

Xinjiang has nine wind zones and the total reserves of wind energy resources have reached 872 million kilowatts. At present, Xinjiang has organized 12 wind district project plans. By 2015, the installed capacity of wind power will reach 8.5 million kilowatts. At that time, Xinjiang will build an important large-scale wind power and photovoltaic base in China. Wind power construction will be laid down for the “Jiangdian Power Transmission”. basis.

Due to its unique resources and geographic advantages, Xinjiang has undertaken more missions in safeguarding China's energy security. In July 2006, the first phase of the first crude oil pipeline from Kazakhstan to China in China was officially put into commercial operation; in October 2009, the second phase of the China-Kazakhstan pipeline was put into commercial operation, and so far it has delivered 3,000 crude oil to China. Ten thousand tons. At the same time, due to the favorable effect of the first phase of the West-East Gas Pipeline Project, it also triggered the construction of the second-line West-East Gas Pipeline that will bring Central Asian natural gas into China.