CNPC Launches Its First Comprehensive New-Image Energy Station

China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) launched its first comprehensive energy station with a new image in Chongli of Zhangjiakou, North China's Hebei Province on Dec 16, 50 days before the opening ceremony of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games.

The station will support power supply to the upcoming Olympic Games and marks the beginning of a new era of comprehensive energy service.

The Chongli North Oil and Hydrogen Comprehensive Energy Station is about 26 kilometers from the Taizicheng Gas Station. With 12 employees, it will provide oil and hydrogen refueling service during the Games.

With a new image standard, the new station has been painted white as the main color and accented with red lines, symbolizing the infinite development space of the company. The overall design shows inclusiveness and a fashionable sense of the future.

CNPC's new comprehensive energy station in Chongli of Zhangjiakou is painted in white and red. [Photo/sasac.gov.cn]

At the launch ceremony of the station, CNPC also announced establishment of a Winter Olympics service team and released a Winter Olympics service handbook, which includes information about the Winter Olympics, comprehensive energy service specifications, pandemic prevention and control requirements and safety emergency plans and images of Winter Olympics-themed stations.

The handbook also guides staff members at the station in providing considerate service during the event.

Given the need for pandemic prevention and control, the ceremony was held online and was livestreamed, gaining 2.37 million hits.

Hydrogen refueling service is available at the newly-operated comprehensive station. [Photo/sasac.gov.cn]

CNPC has been a key power supplier for the upcoming Winter Games and has been following the concept of "Green, Shared, Open and Clean".

The company has upgraded and completed hydrogen refueling stations located in competition areas of Beijing and Hebei, which included the Taizicheng and Futian hydrogen stations, as well as the Jinlong Comprehensive Energy Service Station and the Chongli North Oil and Hydrogen Comprehensive Energy Station.

It also selected 18 oil and hydrogen supply stations and seven liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply stations to guarantee supply of high-quality oil, hydrogen and gas products and services.

A view of the Taizicheng Hydrogen Station [Photo/sasac.gov.cn]

(Executive editor: Niu Yilin)