Archive for the ‘China National Petroleum Corporation’ Category

China’s Expanding Petroleum Ties with Sudan
July 23rd, 2007

Noticed this article in the Wall Street Journal a few weeks back detailing China’s growing energy-related relationship with Sudan. Interestingly, Sudan is identified as being among Beijing’s major oil suppliers (having sent China 4.7 million metric tons of crude in the first five months of this year, a fivefold increase over the same period of […]

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CNPC’s deal with Turkmengas … really a done deal for the first non-Russian route for gas exports out of Central Asia?
July 18th, 2007

Given Turkmenistan’s tendency to “revisit” agreements (especially when other potential customers such as Turkey, Pakistan, Europe, and Russia are also knocking on the door re: buying gas), it may be prudent to wait and see how this deal shakes out, but certainly another good example of China’s (via CNPC) efforts to lock up alternatives to […]

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