During the National Day Holiday, the Chinese mainland has embarked on its first ultra-deep-sea oil exploration, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment developed in-house. This ambitious project aims to chart the seabed's structure at depths of 3,000 meters, marking a significant milestone in the nation's energy exploration efforts.
The groundbreaking survey will culminate in the release of the first-ever map detailing the underwater topography at such depths, a testament to China's advancing technological capabilities. This achievement not only showcases the country's prowess in deep-sea exploration but also paves the way for future offshore oil and gas ventures.
The successful development and deployment of self-developed equipment for this mission underscore a major breakthrough in key core technologies essential for deep-sea energy extraction. As the exploration moves into deeper waters, it signifies China's commitment to expanding its energy portfolio and bolstering its position in the global energy sector.
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Live: China's first 3,000m deep-sea geological exploration underway
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