Tianjin: Accelerate the cultivation and growth of new energy and new materials
On the afternoon of the 13th, Li Hongzhong, Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, Liao Guoxun, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Mayor, and Yin Hejun, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, had a discussion with Wang Dongjin, Chairman and Party Secretary of China National Offshore Oil Corporation.
Li Hongzhong said that CNOOC is my country's largest offshore oil and gas producer, and its performance indicators are among the top state-owned enterprises. Over the years, the company has been actively involved in the coordinated development of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, and the scale of projects and business in Tianjin has been continuously expanding, providing strong support for the natural gas supply in the Bohai Rim region and the city's economic and social development. Tianjin has unique advantages in industries, locations, ports, and coastal areas. It is accelerating the cultivation and expansion of strategic emerging industries such as marine equipment manufacturing, new energy and new materials, consolidating and upgrading pillar industries such as petrochemicals, and striving to show greater achievements in the new development pattern. It is hoped that CNOOC and Tianjin will jointly plan major development projects during the 14th Five-Year Plan, continue to increase investment in Tianjin, strengthen the offshore oil equipment manufacturing industry, and deepen practical cooperation in the fields of oil and gas exploration and development, clean energy, and oil and gas product terminal sales. Efforts to build an offshore energy production base. The Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government will do a good job in supporting service guarantees, support the development of CNOOC’s business in Tianjin, and earnestly implement the contents of the strategic cooperation agreement between the two parties.
Wang Dongjin expressed his gratitude to the Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government for their strong support to the business development of CNOOC in Tianjin and briefly introduced the development of the company. He said that Tianjin is an important strategic development base for CNOOC, especially since the two sides signed a strategic cooperation agreement this year, the contents of the agreements are steadily advancing. During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the company will continue to increase its exploration and development efforts in the sea areas under the jurisdiction of Tianjin, more actively integrate into the development of Tianjin, give full play to the advantages of the industrial chain, actively plan for the layout in Tianjin, with greater investment and more pragmatic Invest projects and strive to contribute to the high-quality development of Tianjin.
CNOOC leader Hu Guangjie, city leader Lian Maojun and city government secretary Meng Qingsong attended.
2026-09-08
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