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PetroChina Company Ltd is the listed arm of state-owned China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC). It is China's biggest oil producer, and is listed in Hong Kong, New York, and Shanghai.
- The number of US companies on the list has declined to 121 from 126 last year
- The contribution of state-owned enterprises has risen to 80.2 per cent of Chinese companies on the list from 76.3 per cent last year
Storing the oil will enable Petrobras to sell smaller parcels of oil promptly to the teapots, which account for about a fifth of China’s crude import demand.
Storing the oil will enable Petrobras to sell smaller parcels of oil promptly to the teapots, which account for about a fifth of China’s crude import demand.
Most of the state-owned energy firms’ capital expenditure will go on lifting production from costly and ageing fields, which is not likely to go down well with investors.
Most of the state-owned energy firms’ capital expenditure will go on lifting production from costly and ageing fields, which is not likely to go down well with investors.
PetroChina, the country’s largest oil and gas producer, will seek deeper ties with energy producers in the US, with the hope of playing a key role in helping the two countries resolve their trade war, its president said on Thursday.
PetroChina, the country’s largest oil and gas producer, will seek deeper ties with energy producers in the US, with the hope of playing a key role in helping the two countries resolve their trade war, its president said on Thursday.
Lanzhou Petrochemical, a subsidiary of oil and gas giant PetroChina, has agreed to fix its problems "immediately" after a rare public rebuke for a string of serious pollution leaks.
Lanzhou Petrochemical, a subsidiary of oil and gas giant PetroChina, has agreed to fix its problems "immediately" after a rare public rebuke for a string of serious pollution leaks.
Gas price rises by Beijing last year depressed demand for the fuel but the impact will be more than offset by rising consumption and greater supply in the long term, according to Kunlun Energy.
Gas price rises by Beijing last year depressed demand for the fuel but the impact will be more than offset by rising consumption and greater supply in the long term, according to Kunlun Energy.
Oil and gas giant PetroChina unveiled a plan to sell its entire stake in some sections of its west-to-east natural gas pipelines, worth some 39 billion yuan (HK$49 billion), in the second pipeline assets disposal in a year.
Oil and gas giant PetroChina unveiled a plan to sell its entire stake in some sections of its west-to-east natural gas pipelines, worth some 39 billion yuan (HK$49 billion), in the second pipeline assets disposal in a year.