Sinopec to sell half of its premium natural gas pipeline business
Sinopec said it will sell half of its premium natural gas pipeline business to investors.
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Theresa May ‘seeking strong relationship’ with China after Hinkley pause
Theresa May will continue to seek a strong relationship with China, Downing Street insisted despite claims the new Prime Minister has a “suspicious approach” to dealing with the country.
China’s biggest oil field posts first-half profit on cost cuts
China National Petroleum Corp. said its Changqing oil field, the country’s biggest crude and gas producer, rebounded from losses earlier this year to post a first-half profit amid reduced spending.
Sinopec cuts production from largest domestic gas field after two killed
China's Sinopec has cut daily production from its largest gas field to four million cubic metres a day after an accident where two people were killed.
Sinopec shuts down gas pipeline after two people killed
Sinopec has shutdown a section of the Sichuan-East gas pipeline after it two people were killed when the region was hit by a landslide and fire.
China said to be planning offshore nuclear reactor power platform in South China Sea
China is reportedly aiming to launch a series of offshore nuclear power platform to promote development in the South China sea.
China’s oil refining rises to record on margins
China processed a record amount of crude oil into fuels during both June and the first half of the year amid sustained profit margins and as private refiners boosted operations.
South China Islands are ours, declares defiant Beijing
China has issued a policy paper calling the South China Sea islands its territory as it blamed the Philippines for stirring trouble, a day after an international tribunal ruled that Beijing had no legal basis for its expansive claims.
EDF makes first step by European player into China’s renewables market
EDF has bought a majority 80% stake in UPC Asia Wind Management (AWM) to enter China's wind energy market.
Sungrow connects China’s largest 1500 volt power plant to grid
Sungrow said a new power plant has been developed by the company in China and currently produces 1500 volts of energy.
Russia and Saudi Arabia in race for Chinese business
Russia and Saudi Arabia are going head-to-head in a bid to lock-down the Chinese import market.
Oil bulls beware because China’s almost done amassing crude
One of the pillars of oil’s recovery from the lowest price in 12 years may be on the verge of crumbling.
Nigeria signs oil and gas agreements with Chinese firms worth $80bn
Nigeria has signed oil and gas infrastructure agreements worth $80billion with Chinese companies.
CNPC approves plans to restructure its oilfield service business
China's top energy group China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) has approved plans to restructure its oilfield services business.
Vladimir Putin praises ‘strategic partnership’ with China
Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised an “all-embracing and strategic partnership” with China during a visit to Beijing that takes place against the background of a drop in trade and lingering mistrust.
Putin said to weigh $11billion Rosneft sale to China and India
Vladimir Putin is considering selling part of Russia’s corporate crown jewels to China and India as the president struggles to meet spending commitments before his possible re-election bid in less than two years.
China cuts crude production by most in 15 years
China cut crude production by the most in 15 years as producers shut higher cost fields.
Oil and gas firms must consider Brexit trade outcomes
Oil and Gas firms trading with EU countries face three possible outcomes if the UK chooses Brexit on 23 June.
PetroChina reports first ever quarterly loss
PetroChina, the country's largest oil and gas producer, reported its first ever quarterly loss as oil prices touched near 13-year lows.
China’s biggest oil company posts 52% decline in 2015 profit
China National Petroleum Corp., the country’s biggest oil and gas producer and the parent of PetroChina Co., said profit fell 52 percent as lower oil prices punished global explorers.
China may raise fuel prices for first time in six months on oil
China may increase local fuel prices for the first time in six months following a rally in oil prices.
US defense secretary to visit carrier in disputed energy-rich South China Sea
US defense secretary Ash Carter will visit an American aircraft carrier transiting the disputed South China Sea.
China rejects Vietnam claims over rig in South China Sea
China has rejected Vietnam's second demand this year to move a controversial oil rig and drop its plans to drill in disputed waters in the South China Sea.
Chinese investors undeterred by criticism of Scottish Government talks
Two Chinese companies which have signed a multibillion-pound investment agreement with the Scottish Government will not be put off by political criticism of the talks, the UK adviser to one of the firms has said.
Vietnam demands China moves controversial oil rig
Vietnam has demanded China moves a controversial oil rig as well as abandoning plans to start drilling in waters where jurisdiction is unclear.