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Ningxia Coal Industry’s CCUS Demonstration Project Completes the Welding of its Spherical Tanks

Author:    Source: Communication Company   Time: 2024-04-16   Font:【L M S

Recently, the first phase of CHN Energy Ningxia Coal Industry’s 3 million tons/year CCUS demonstration project completed 770 cubic meters of excavation for the outer pipeline corridor C1 section’s shaft base. The welding work for two spherical tanks for carbon dioxide storage, each with a capacity of 1,000 cubic meters, was completed ahead of schedule by 22 days, laying a solid foundation for high-quality advancement of the project.

The construction site of Ningxia Coal Industry’s 3 million tons/year CCUS demonstration project

The 3 million tons/year CCUS demonstration project is a green, low-carbon demonstration project jointly created by the local government, Ningxia Coal Industry, and PetroChina Changqing Oilfield Company. It represents the world’s first cooperation between modern coal chemical industry and large-scale oil and gas field exploitation, aimed at reducing carbon emissions. Upon completion, it will become China's largest demonstration base for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS), significantly exemplifying the nation's commitment to a green, low-carbon, safe, and efficient energy transformation.

The spherical tanks’ welding began on March 8th, with a total welding length of 1,080 meters. To ensure high-quality welding, all participating units carefully planned and deployed measures such as implementing standardized safety and civility construction catalogs, setting up safety facilities, conducting regular safety inspections, continuously rectifying potential hazards, ensuring worker safety, using fireproof cloths for full enclosure of the tanks to protect welding quality. The first phase mainly includes a 500,000 tons/year CO2 capture and liquefaction project, a 400,000 tons/year CO2 flooding and sequestration project, and a 100,000 tons/year CO2 comprehensive utilization project in coal mines, scheduled for completion and operation in October 2024.

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