China has reached a major milestone in offshore energy infrastructure, with the total subsea pipeline network now exceeding 10,000km (6,213 miles), as the country accelerates efforts to explore offshore resources to meet its energy-security needs.
The milestone was achieved as the final section of a deep-sea pipeline was installed on Sunday in northern China’s Bohai Bay, according to state broadcaster CCTV.
As one of China’s largest offshore oil-production bases, Bohai Bay now hosts the country’s densest subsea pipeline network, with more than 3,200km (1,988 miles) of underwater oil and gas pipelines, the report said.
The milestone was achieved as the final section of a deep-sea pipeline was installed on Sunday in northern China’s Bohai Bay, according to state broadcaster CCTV.
As one of China’s largest offshore oil-production bases, Bohai Bay now hosts the country’s densest subsea pipeline network, with more than 3,200km (1,988 miles) of underwater oil and gas pipelines, the report said.
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