Captain Qiao Baoxin of China's "Ocean Oil 295" ship introduced in an interview with Xinhua News Agency on the 8th that after more than a year of preparation, this multi-functional special operation ship independently designed and built by China has come to Brunei for the first time to participate in project operations. On the same day, the reporter arrived at Mora Port and stood at the dock, gazing into the distance. The sea was as blue as a wash, and ships of all sizes were shuttling back and forth. Among the ships anchored in the port, "Ocean Oil 295" stands out with its huge helicopter landing pad at the bow and towering articulated crane equipment at the stern. This special operation ship arrived at Mora Port on the night of the 6th local time. Soon, it will depart for the offshore construction site. Offshore Oil Engineering Co., Ltd. introduced that the dispatch of the "Offshore Oil 295" ship to Brunei is mainly for the laying of a 26 kilometer underwater pipeline in an offshore oil field. The construction will be carried out in a tropical climate with high temperatures, heavy rainfall, and complex sea conditions. The "Ocean Oil 295" ship is equipped with underwater operation robots, and its technical equipment level is at the forefront of the industry in Asia. It has various operational capabilities such as installation of expansion bends, trenching of subsea pipelines, pipeline cleaning and pressure testing, and laying of submarine cables. Brunei is located in the northern part of Kalimantan Island and is rich in oil and natural gas resources. In recent years, cooperation between China and other countries has continued to develop in various fields such as ports, energy, and petrochemicals. On August 8th, at the Port of Mora in Brunei, Captain Qiao Baoxin (left) of the "Ocean Oil 295" ship led the crew to inspect underwater operation robots. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Meng