China Crude Oil Output has hit 93.49 mln tonnes in H1
Xinhua declared that China’s crude oil output hit 93.49 million tonnes in the H1 a decrease of 1%YoY. For full story, click here
Xinhua declared that China’s crude oil output hit 93.49 million tonnes in the H1 a decrease of 1%YoY. For full story, click here
Ecuador’s state-run oil firm, PetroEcuador has signed an agreement Thursday to sell crude to China’s state-owned PetroChina. For full story, click here
China’s top oil firm, PetroChina, has commenced building 1 million cubic metres, or about 6.3 million barrels, of crude oil storage tanks in southwestern Sichuan, company-run China Petroleum Daily reported on Thursday. For full story, click here
China Metallurgical News declared that China National Petroleum Corporation has signed Chad pipeline transportation agreement with Shanghai based Baosteel days ago. For full story, click here
China National Offshore Oil Corporation has planned to build three Daqing-equivalent oil and gas output bases through intensifying its efforts on offshore oil and gas exploration and development, Zhou Shouwei, the company’s deputy general manager. For full story, click here
China’s leading refineries declared that it will surge their crude oil processing in July to fresh highs from record levels in June, encouraged by recent fuel price hikes and rising sales amid increasing signs of economic recovery. For full story, click here
China’s leading refineries will surge their crude oil processing in July to fresh highs from record levels in June, encouraged by recent fuel price hikes and rising sales amid increasing signs of economic recovery. For full story, click here
China’s crude oil stocks were at record high levels at the end of May, but the gains narrowed compared with past months, as hefty oil imports were largely consumed because of refiners’ record operational levels. For full story, click here
China`s crude oil processing volume reached a new record high of 31.19 million metric tons in May 2009, an rise of 10% year over year and 6% over the previous month. For full story, click here
The board of Addax, which is also listed in Toronto and based in Switzerland, has recommended a C$52.80 per share offer from Sinopec, the Chinese state oil and gas company. For full story, click here
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