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a‒“Fendou NO. 5”, the Marine scientific survey vessel that discovered the BSRs in 1999; b‒Professor Guang-xue Zhang, chief scientist of the Guangzhou Marine Geological Survey, China Geological Survey, ignites massive natural gas hydrates in 2013.
The first NGHs production test in the South China Sea: The production test platform “BLUEWHALE #1”.
Blue Whale II-conducting the second NGHs production test in the South China Sea.