Sinopec: five technical devices picked in NEA sixth major energy equipment batch

Sinopec selections

Five technical equipment items developed or applied by Sinopec units were included in the National Energy Administration's sixth batch of major technical equipment in the energy field.

Selected equipment

The five selected items are: a 10 kW class assembled aluminum‑air emergency power supply complete set (developed by Sinopec (Tianjin) Sales Application Technology Research Institute and others); an intelligent node seismic acquisition system (developed by Petroleum Geophysical Prospecting Technology Research Institute and Sinopec Machinery Siji Saiwa Company, applied by East China Oil and Gas Company); a deep earth and deep sea fidelity coring exploration and fidelity testing analysis system (applied by Jianghan Oilfield); a 140 MPa ultra‑high pressure intelligent control liner hanger (developed by Dezhou Continental Shelf Company and Petroleum Engineering Technology Research Institute, applied by Xinxing Green Source Company and Shengli Oilfield Engineering Institute); and a 500 standard cubic meters per hour distributed methanol hydrogen production device (developed by Petrochemical Science Research Institute, applied by Sinopec North Energy (Dalian) Co., Ltd.).

About the NEA scheme

Major technical equipment (first set) in the energy field are key devices that have led domestic technological breakthroughs, hold independent intellectual property rights, and have not yet achieved batch market performance. The National Energy Administration organised applications and evaluations for the sixth batch, focusing on green and efficient development and utilisation of fossil energy, hydrogen energy and its comprehensive utilisation, and supporting national energy security and the country's carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals; 90 technical equipment were selected in total.