Fujian strives to receive 15 million tons of LNG by 2025

　　Recently, the Fujian Provincial People's Government issued the "Fujian Province's 14th Five-Year Plan for Energy Development Special Plan"
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The "Planning" proposes that by 2025, the proportion of coal in the province's energy consumption will be lower than in 2020, the proportion of clean energy will increase from 28.
1% to 33.
6%, and the province's LNG receiving station will have an annual receiving capacity of 15 million tons
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　　The "Plan" also proposes to strengthen the construction of natural gas storage and transportation facilities, give full play to the advantages of ports, infrastructure and climate, continue to build a liquefied natural gas industry base based on the province, radiate the surrounding areas, and support the South-to-North gas transfer, and strive to build an important national natural gas transfer.
Peak Reserve Base
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The Zhangzhou LNG receiving station will be built by the end of 2022, the PetroChina Fujian LNG receiving station will be built in the middle and late period of the "14th Five-Year Plan", and the Hanas Putian LNG receiving station will be built
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　　At the same time, the "Plan" proposes to focus on promoting the construction of Sinopec's Gulei crude oil commercial reserve base project and Gulei and other underground oil commercial storage projects, encouraging private capital to participate in the construction of oil reserves and supporting enterprise construction in combination with the layout requirements for the development of the petrochemical industry.
Commodity oil storage facilities to enhance oil storage capacity
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Relying on major refining and chemical projects to build a national petrochemical base in the southeast coast of China, and in accordance with the principle of "capacity replacement, oil reduction and chemical increase", advance the preliminary work of the second phase of Gulei refining and chemical integration and the third phase of Sinochem Quanzhou Petrochemical
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Construction of oil pipeline projects from the petrochemical terminal in Quangang District to the first station in Quangang, and construction of oil pipelines or branch lines according to the subsequent market demand
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　　The "Planning" requires that it is necessary to accelerate the formation of an "intra-provincial ring network" and a "three vertical and two horizontal" trunk gas network structure connecting the Yangtze River Delta, Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao, and the central and western regions.
Combining diversified means to ensure supply, the total length of long-distance pipelines will be about 2,700 kilometers by 2025
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