Tagged With Sinopec
7 February 2023
From E&P to refining, the state-owned companies are well-positioned for growth and bumper profits
16 January 2023
A flurry of petchems co-investments reflects Aramco’s drive to preserve long-term market share in both crude and its products
30 November 2022
First expansion supply deals illustrate commitment to maintaining its grip of LNG volumes along the value chain
23 November 2022
Despite technical challenges and slow development times, storage capacity is expanding
24 October 2022
The normal quarterly uncertainty is more pronounced than usual, and the effect on the market may be delayed
15 September 2022
Sufficient term-contract volumes and soft demand are insulating the country from the expensive spot LNG market
31 August 2022
The voluntary move demonstrates the growing distance between the US and China
22 February 2022
The state-controlled firm is expected to contribute most of the country’s new oil production this year
17 December 2021
State firms saw their gas production gains outpace those of crude in the first nine months of 2021
29 October 2021
A US LNG project developer has signed the first long-term supply contracts with a Chinese buyer in nearly four years
2 August 2021
The three biggest state-controlled firms are pursuing divergent strategies towards a lower carbon future
20 July 2021
The Middle Eastern state’s welcome of Chinese investment is understandable, but not unproblematic
13 July 2021
Baghdad needs to improve its relationship with international partners. But beware assuming there are easy answers
8 May 2021
Baghdad turns again to China to develop its second largest gasfield
28 March 2021
China’s reluctance to ease back on fossil fuels highlights the contrasting narratives of energy security and decarbonisation
22 March 2021
The three state-controlled heavyweights are gearing up to announce 2020 earnings, with attention focused on addressing near-term challenges and opportunities
9 February 2021
Asia’s biggest gas market has a way to go to meet its storage capacity targets
22 December 2020
Further escalation could lead to Chinese NOC becoming locked out of US-dollar-based financial system
2 July 2020
The signs are positive that Beijing is getting serious about opening up its gas network
5 March 2020
While the potential for a global pandemic that cripples the world economy and the oil price remains, thoughts are beginning to turn to what happens post-coronavirus
23 August 2019
Chinese exports from its refinery overcapacity to increase Asian market disruption
22 August 2019
Xinjiang has potentially huge untapped reserves, but exploration in the desert province presents complex geological and political challenges
30 April 2019
The Asian giant is having difficulties emulating the US shale gas revolution, but is determined to keep developing its own resources
16 July 2018
Chinese authorities are giving independent refiners greater freedom to source their own supplies of crude oil
2 May 2018
China is inviting foreign operators to develop its vast deposits
26 February 2018
Both the country's unconventional production and reserves are set to soar
5 October 2017
Teapots are vying with the state giants in China, while India and the Middle East are ramping up
5 October 2017
China's NOCs have had a few difficult years. But restructuring and a modest oil-price recovery are helping
21 February 2017
Under pressure, Sinopec launches cleaner Beijing Six gasoline
25 January 2017
The Chinese giant is shifting priorities to make the most of weaker crude prices
