Sinopec Showcases Green Development Achievements at COP29
"Our joint efforts will drive the green, low-carbon, and high-quality progress of the energy and chemical sectors, revitalizing and contributing substantially to the creation of a clean and beautiful world," emphasized Ma.
Over recent years, Sinopec has significantly advanced its capabilities in CCUS technology; notable projects include the Qilu Petrochemical-Shengli Oilfield CCUS Demonstration Project, and
Since deploying the CCUS technologies nearly ten years ago, more than 8.55 million tons of CO₂ have been recycled by Sinopec, and about 5.75 million tons are being injected, contributing significantly towards enhanced oil recovery efforts yielding over 600,000 tons.
Sinopec's ongoing efforts include importing 180 million tons of crude oil annually from Belt and Road Initiative countries, engaging in substantial trade of refined oil products amounting to over 20 million tons per year, as well as nearly 7 million tons of LNG trades. The company is actively involved in 32 oil and gas exploration projects along these routes.
The establishment of Sinopec Tech Middle East in
In addition, Sinopec has implemented green production technologies locally, such as using ultra-quiet zero-emission drilling rigs in Uganda, which minimize environmental impact on wildlife. In
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