China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) releases the LNG industry public cloud platform "Tianzhu Cloud"

China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) releases the LNG industry public cloud platform "Tianzhu Cloud"
The 8th Digital China Construction Summit was held in Fujian from April 29th to 30th. During this period, CNOOC held the launch ceremony of the LNG (liquefied natural gas) industry public cloud platform "Tianzhu Cloud" at the Intelligent Cloud Ecology Conference.
The "Tianshu Cloud" platform comprehensively connects the entire industry chain of LNG resource procurement, import customs clearance, warehousing and transportation, and market sales, successfully building a multidimensional collaborative network covering government departments, state-owned enterprises, private enterprises, and information institutions. It has taken the lead in forming a standardized service system for government enterprise data interconnection in the industry, deeply interpreting the core value of "Tianshu Cloud". The platform is extending and expanding towards the entire ocean energy industry chain based on its cross level and cross subject data circulation capabilities.
Tianshu Cloud "is a public cloud platform for the LNG industry, selected and approved by the State owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council, led by China National Offshore Oil Corporation and executed by China Gas Power Group. Its aim is to fully leverage the leading role of central enterprises in the industry, empower upstream and downstream enterprises in the industrial chain to improve quality and efficiency, and promote the formation of an open and collaborative energy network ecosystem that connects all things.
Suizhong 36-2 Oilfield 36-2 Block Achieves High Production Oil Flow
On April 30th, the limited Tianjin branch received news that two development wells of the 36-2 block development project in Suizhong 36-2 oilfield have been put into operation and achieved high oil flow, with significant development results.
This block is located in the Liaodong Bay area of the Bohai Sea, with an average depth of about 27 meters. The project plans to construct an unmanned platform with 21 development wells (including 16 production wells and 5 injection wells), which will provide strong support for the supply of offshore oil and gas resources in China.
Upgraded version of 'Little Bee' platform departs
On April 23rd, China's independently designed and constructed offshore mobile self installing wellhead platform "Haiyang Petroleum 165" completed adaptive upgrading and transformation, and was towed out of Zhanjiang South Oil Terminal.
The offshore mobile self installing wellhead platform is a powerful tool for offshore marginal oil field development. It is known as the "little bee" in the industry because it can be towed to the blocks that need to be developed for oil and gas extraction. The "Ocean Oil 165" platform is 57 meters long, 44 meters wide, and 5.5 meters deep, with a total weight of approximately 7555 tons after renovation.
After the transformation, production personnel can use high-precision sensors installed on the "Ocean Petroleum 165" to achieve real-time collection of pressure, temperature, flow rate, oil and gas concentration and other data, making it easier to comprehensively grasp production dynamics. This platform can automatically regulate the oil well production speed, balance the output of various oil layers, accurately adjust pipeline flow distribution, optimize the oil gas water separation process, and empower oilfield development efficiency through monitoring data.