Thoughts on the development of budget standards for horizontal directional drilling under green exploration requirements

Abstract:

Horizontal directional drilling is a core technology for achieving green exploration， yet the development of its budget standard system lags significantly， restricting the high-quality development of the technology and the green transformation of the industry. Through literature review， comparative analysis， and system construction methods， this paper systematically analyzes the connotation， characteristics， and cost structure of horizontal directional drilling. It identifies prominent issues in current budget standards， such as insufficient depth coverage， failure to integrate the green exploration concept， and failure to distinguish the cost composition between fiscal and non-fiscal expenditure projects. Furthermore， it proposes formulation suggestions， including comprehensively collecting and sorting key data， multi-dimensionally adapting to technological iteration processes， systematically incorporating green exploration requirements， and categorically formulating budget standards for fiscal and non-fiscal expenditure projects. The research findings provide theoretical support and reference for improving the budget standard system for horizontal directional drilling， promoting the implementation of green exploration， and serving the new round of strategic action for prospecting breakthroughs.