Xi'an Intelligent Remanufacturing Research Institute Invited to Participate in CNPC Southwest Oil & Gasfield Company's Equipment Green and Low-Carbon Technology Management Training
From June 30 to July 4, CNPC Southwest Oil & Gasfield Company successfully held a specialized training course on Equipment Green and Low-Carbon Technology Management at Southwest Petroleum University. This training was an important initiative by Southwest Oil & Gasfield to advance the "Dual Carbon" strategy and strengthen green and low-carbon equipment management, following a previous training on green supply chain management in early June. Fifty-four participants from the Materials and Equipment Department and equipment systems of over 20 secondary units attended. The Xi'an Intelligent Remanufacturing Research Institute participated as a specially invited unit, sharing expertise related to oil and gas field equipment remanufacturing.
The training curriculum was meticulously designed, covering the latest domestic and international trends in green and low-carbon development, relevant standards and policies, advanced industry practices, and the establishment of the company's own equipment green and low-carbon technology management system. Through systematic theoretical instruction and practical case studies, the training effectively enhanced the participants' theoretical knowledge and practical capabilities in professional areas such as equipment carbon footprint assessment, remanufacturing technology application, and new energy equipment management. Wang Chunchang, President of the Xi'an Intelligent Remanufacturing Research Institute and an expert in the equipment field, conducted on-site lectures. He presented to the participants on topics including the concept of remanufacturing, the current state of remanufacturing technology development, remanufacturing processes, remanufacturing technologies and equipment, end-to-end remanufacturing business processes and models, practical remanufacturing experience in oil and gas fields, and the construction of remanufacturing systems and mechanisms.
This training effectively helped build a knowledge framework for green and low-carbon equipment management, solidifying the foundation for Southwest Oil & Gasfield Company's green development under the "Dual Carbon" goals. The participants gained a deep understanding of the urgency and strategic importance of promoting the green and low-carbon transition of oil and gas equipment. They unanimously expressed their commitment to actively promote the establishment of green and low-carbon equipment technology management systems based on their specific roles, strengthen full lifecycle green management and control, and contribute to the company's high-quality green and low-carbon development through equipment management innovation.
