Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Design Co., Ltd.

Chinaspecc.sinopec.com

Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Design Co., Ltd. (中石化石油工程设计有限公司), formerly the Shengli Oilfield Survey and Design Research Institute, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (Sinopec). Founded in 1965 and headquartered in Dongying City, Shandong Province, it is a national Class A survey and design unit specializing in oil and gas field surface engineering, long-distance pipelines, and marine engineering.

Read more

The company employs over 900 professionals, with more than 90% in technical roles, and holds comprehensive Class A qualifications in engineering design and survey. It offers services including planning, design, general contracting, consulting, and supervision for onshore and offshore oil and gas projects, water treatment, environmental engineering, and public utilities. Key strengths encompass over 70 proprietary technologies in areas like crude oil gathering, produced water treatment, and pipeline engineering.

Over its history, it has completed surface engineering for more than 70 domestic and international oil and gas fields, including Shengli, Tahe, Puguang, and projects in Kuwait and Iran, as well as major pipelines like West-East Gas Transmission and Ordos-Anping-Cangzhou. Achievements include 755 awards (51 national-level), 148 patents, and consistent recognition among China's top 100 survey and design firms.

Also known as 石油工程设计公司 and 胜利油田勘察设计研究院.

Projects Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Design Co., Ltd. is involved in

None yet. When a new project in the record names Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Design Co., Ltd. as owner, partner or investor, it shows here.

Active projects close to Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Design Co., Ltd.

Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Design Co., Ltd. in chemical industry news

26 May 2026
Sinopec launches first LNG cold‑energy cascade project

Qingdao LNG terminal's cold-energy cascade project advances to detailed design/construction, using low-temperature Rankine and efficient heat exchange to produce up to 26M kWh/yr and cut grid use/CO2.