Sinopec's Geothermal Heating Expands to 126 Million Sq Meters, Serves 1.2 Million Homes
- Sinopec's geothermal heating covers over 70 cities in 11 provinces.
- The heating capacity reaches 126 million square meters this season.
- Carbon dioxide emissions are reduced by nearly 6.2 million tons annually.
- Xiong County's geothermal project is globally recognized by the International Renewable Energy Agency.
Geothermal Heating Expansion
Sinopec has launched its geothermal heating services for the winter, covering over 70 cities in 11 provinces across China. This initiative provides clean heating to more than 1.2 million households, with a geothermal heating capacity reaching 126 million square meters, marking a new record.
Environmental Impact
The expansion of geothermal heating services is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by nearly 6.2 million tons annually, contributing significantly to environmental sustainability efforts.
Technological Advancements
Intelligent services are being developed to ensure high-quality heating. The New Star Company has upgraded equipment and implemented new energy smart production operation and maintenance platforms. A 24-hour customer service hotline is available to adjust heating loads based on temperature changes, ensuring consistent warmth for residents.
Global Recognition
Sinopec continues to lead in the geothermal industry, being the largest developer and user of mid-deep geothermal energy in China. The Xiong County geothermal project in Hebei has achieved full coverage and is recognized globally by the International Renewable Energy Agency. Sinopec also hosted the seventh World Geothermal Congress in 2023, where China's national geothermal report was released for the first time.
Source: Sinopec