Thoughts on High-quality Development of Unconventional Gas in Central China—Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of Reform & Opening-up and New Progress in Foreign Cooperation
Zhang Xiangning, Ge Chunmei, Gong Bentao, Cai Lei, Yang Dong
Thoughts on High-quality Development of Unconventional Gas in Central China—Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of Reform & Opening-up and New Progress in Foreign Cooperation
Zhang Xiangning, Ge Chunmei, Gong Bentao, Cai Lei, Yang Dong
摘要In accordance with the development concept of "innovation, coordination, green, openness and sharing" and to promote the supply-side structural reform, CNPC proposes its new goals and strategy in the new era, and expands the overall strategy into ‘resources, market, internationalization and innovation’ to adapt to the needs of cleaner energy development in the new era and highlight innovation, openness and green development. It has been seen that through foreign cooperation in the field of unconventional gas, remarkable results have been achieved in the introduction of international advanced concepts, technologies and management experiences. Tight gas and shale gas resources in Central China are abundant but more challenged in geological condition than that in North American, and there are great geological, technical and economic risks. CNPC has achieved significant phased achievements for the development of tight gas and shale gas in Ordos and Sichuan Basin; however, the development quality of unconventional gas assets needs to be further improved. To achieve high-quality development of tight gas and shale gas, on one hand, we must implement the strategy of self-operation and foreign cooperation combination, take advantage of the integration of self-operation with foreign cooperation and realize synergetic development; on the other hand, we need to fully understand that the technical characteristics of tight gas and shale gas are different from those of the conventional energy and unconventional technical measures, management strategies and methods are required.
Abstract：In accordance with the development concept of "innovation, coordination, green, openness and sharing" and to promote the supply-side structural reform, CNPC proposes its new goals and strategy in the new era, and expands the overall strategy into ‘resources, market, internationalization and innovation’ to adapt to the needs of cleaner energy development in the new era and highlight innovation, openness and green development. It has been seen that through foreign cooperation in the field of unconventional gas, remarkable results have been achieved in the introduction of international advanced concepts, technologies and management experiences. Tight gas and shale gas resources in Central China are abundant but more challenged in geological condition than that in North American, and there are great geological, technical and economic risks. CNPC has achieved significant phased achievements for the development of tight gas and shale gas in Ordos and Sichuan Basin; however, the development quality of unconventional gas assets needs to be further improved. To achieve high-quality development of tight gas and shale gas, on one hand, we must implement the strategy of self-operation and foreign cooperation combination, take advantage of the integration of self-operation with foreign cooperation and realize synergetic development; on the other hand, we need to fully understand that the technical characteristics of tight gas and shale gas are different from those of the conventional energy and unconventional technical measures, management strategies and methods are required.
Zhang Xiangning, Ge Chunmei, Gong Bentao, Cai Lei, Yang Dong. Thoughts on High-quality Development of Unconventional Gas in Central China—Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of Reform & Opening-up and New Progress in Foreign Cooperation[J]. 中国油气, 2018, 25(6): 5-11.
Zhang Xiangning, Ge Chunmei, Gong Bentao, Cai Lei, Yang Dong. Thoughts on High-quality Development of Unconventional Gas in Central China—Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of Reform & Opening-up and New Progress in Foreign Cooperation. China Oil & Gas, 2018, 25(6): 5-11.
2018, Vol. 25 
