Sinopec chairman Hou Qijun has launched a sweeping overhaul at the world’s largest refiner, splitting it into four profit centres as fuel demand slides.
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China’s refined fuel exports rose from June toward pre-Iran war levels in July, after Beijing eased the export curbs it imposed during the war.
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U.S. Struggles to Counter China’s Growing Economic Influence in Central Asia
China’s economic influence in Central Asia continues to rise, with trade hitting $94.8 billion. The U.S. faces difficulties in curbing Beijing’s expanding presence
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China’s transition to greener fuels and a sluggish economy have led to slower oil demand growth, according to experts at the APPEC conference. Â
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NNPC expands LNG exports to Japan and China, boosting its presence in global energy markets.
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The Iraqi government awarded exploration and development rights for five additional oil and gas fields to Chinese companies on Sunday, May 12, 2024. This brings the total number of licenses …
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China is bolstering its energy security by stockpiling Russian ESPO blend crude oil, a move that also aids Russia in finding a market for its oil exports amidst challenges created …
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The European Union (EU) is investigating two Chinese companies over potential unfair advantages gained through subsidies in their bids for a solar power plant project in Romania. This move highlights …
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The US Congress has passed a funding bill that prevents China from purchasing crude oil from the country’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), in a move that reflects the growing bipartisan …
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The Middle East is witnessing a surge of violence and instability, as a missile strike on a fuel tanker in the Red Sea and an attack on U.S. troops in …