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The article focuses on China's polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) industry, highlighting its production capacity, import and export trends, consumption areas, prices, and technological advancements. It mentions the domestic PVA industry is relatively stable, with limited new projects, and there is a need for high-end and differentiated products to enhance competitiveness in the global market.

The article outlines Sinopec and BP's strategic cooperation, focusing on retailing refined oil, petroleum, LNG trade, lubricants, marine fuel oil sales, and exploring collaboration in low-carbon energy, notably electric vehicle charging, to aid transportation energy transformation.

The article explores China's methanol industry chain performed well in the first half of 2021, seeing almost all products' prices went up YoY by various degrees, Methanol: In the first half of 2021, the prices, after a fluctuation, soared up and then fell down, with the price center higher than past two years.

The article highlights the historic milestone of the first-ever RMB settlement transaction for natural gas trading between UNIPEC Singapore and ADNOC, signaling a significant shift in payment methods for LNG purchases in spring 2024.

The article highlights a percent year-on-year (YoY) decrease in producer prices for the chemical industry in September, contributing to an overall percent YoY drop in industrial product prices, as reported by the National Bureau of Statistics.

The article discusses trends and developments in the use of refining-chemical integration technology in China, as of January 2020. It discusses the significance of refining-chemical integration to the Chinese petrochemical industry and the growth of private integrated refining and chemical projects in the country. It also describes integrated refining and chemical processes that have been formed, such as multi-product technologies and energy-saving integrated technologies.

The article focuses on the China Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) Annual Report 2023, which emphasizes the importance of (CCUS) technology in achieving carbon neutrality and zero carbon emissions from fossil fuels. Topics include the forecasted growth of domestic CCUS demand, the issuance of CCUS policies, and the challenges and steps to enhance CCUS technology implementation in China.

The article focuses on the release of the China Natural Gas Development Report 2023. Topics include an increase in domestic oil and gas firms investments, a consecutive six-year increase in domestic natural gas output, and forecasts a continued rebound in domestic natural gas demand and an increase in annual consumption.

The article focuses on energy production in March 2023, highlighting increases in the output of raw coal, crude oil, and natural gas, as well as significant imports of coal, crude oil, and natural gas, while providing an overview of the first-quarter production and import figures for these energy.

Statistics are given regarding export and import of various chemicals including quicklime, mica powder and natural in China in 2019.

The article reports that China's petroleum and chemical industry developed soundly in 2021, with major economic indicators growing in the first half of 2021 including decelerated demand growth, rising costs of raw materials, periodical imbalance of supply and demand. It mentions that the Total profits of enterprises reached the petroleum and natural gas exploration and production sector contributed the refining sector.

The article discusses about the foundation stone laying ceremony of China Communications Construction Co. Ltd. (CCCC) Yingkou Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminal Project, held in Yingkou Xianrendao Economic Development Zone on October 27, 2022.

The article focuses on economic operation of China's petroleum and chemical industry in 2018. Topics discussed include petroleum and chemical industry of China has reported rise in profit and revenue, increase in contribution rates of basic chemical raw materials, synthetic materials and special chemicals manufacturing to income growth and increase in China's apparent consumption of crude oil and natural gas.

The article reports that In the first five months of 2022, import volume of crude oil was down 1.7% YoY to 217 million tons, and average import price was RMB4 463/t, up 55.6% YoY, according to data the General Administration of Customs issued on June 9. Import volume of coal fell 13.6% YoY to 95.96 million tons, with average price soaring 105.3% YoY to RMB1 018.2/t.

The article reports that European Commission (EC) issued draft regulations related to mandatory natural gas storage targets, requiring member countries to increase underground gas storage of their total capacity prior to November 1, 2022. It mentions that the and Austria. Countries without gas storage facilities are required to store annual natural gas consumption at other member states to standardize gas storage operators and ensure safety.

The article focuses on the status of economic operations of petroleum and chemical industry of China from January to April 2014. Topics discussed include the stable revenue growth of the industry, the slower growth on output of energy and major chemicals such as crude oil and natural gas, and the growth of fixed-asset investment ((FAI). Other topics include the growth of petroleum and chemical products export, the problems being faced by the industry, and the economic growth forecasts.

The article focuses on the industrial report released by the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation (CPCIF) for the first quarter of 2013. It states that the crude oil output in China increased 2.4 percent to 51.317 million tons and natural gas output increase by 6.1 percent. It further discusses fixed-asset investment, import and export and price level in China's petroleum and chemical industry.

The article focuses on the status of the aniline industry in China in 2010. It says that the country's aniline capacity at the end of June 2010 was 1.735 million t/a. It relates several factors for the rapid production and market sales of major aniline producers in the first half of 2010 such as suspension of small producers and unstable hydrogen and natural gas supply. It adds that the trend of aniline prices will synchronize to that of pure benzene and crude oil in the second half of 2010.

Several charts depicting the output of petroleum and chemical products in China in October 2009 including crude oil, natural gas and crude salt.

The article reports on the impact of a temporary new policy issued by the National Development and Reform Commission on the utilization of natural gas in China. According to some analysts, the most significant implication of the policy is the creation of an intangible barrier between suppliers and irrational consumers. Under the new policy, the use of natural gas in urban households is prepared for priority development.

The article focuses on the economic and strategic issues pertaining the oil and gas cooperation between China and Russia. It also addressed the Russian energy diplomacy strategy. In this connection, the author mentioned that Russia has enormous oil and gas resource, the basis for the implementation of its energy diplomacy strategy. In various standpoints, China and Russia must make joint efforts to promote the overall stable development and change the present status in energy cooperation.

The article discusses low-carbon olefins represented by ethylene, propylene, butadiene (BD) are basic raw materials for the organic chemical industry. It mentions that olefins can be used to produce organic compounds and polymer materials, such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), acrylonitrile (ACN), ethylene oxide (EO), monoethylene glycol (MEG) and synthetic rubber. It mentions that China's self-sufficiency rate of low-carbon olefins has been on the rise.

The article discusses how China is meeting the increasing demand for natural gas. Topics discussed include the output and import of natural gas in China in 2013, the impact of rapid urbanization on the consumption of natural gas in China, and China's contract with Russia under which Russia will supply natural gas to China for 30 years. Other topics include the development of coal-to-gas, shale gas, and coke-oven gas.

The article offers information that Zhang Jianhua, director of the Chinese National Energy Administration, has reported an increase in the output of natural gas and crude oil of China, as of January 2021 and highlights the contribution of clean energy in growth of energy consumption.

The article reports on the status of the foreign trade in China's petroleum and chemical industry. Customs Statistics show that in 2013, the country's petroleum and chemical industry realized a total foreign trade of 650.62 billion dollars, an annual growth of 2 percent. It compares the growth rate with 2012, with a decrease by 3.1 percentage points. It also discusses the major trading partners for China's petrochemical industry in 2013.

The article focuses on the strong growth of natural gas demand in China. It states the country's completion of its two construction projects of Xinjiang Qinghua Coal Chemical Co. Ltd. and Datang International Keshiketeng Coal Gas Co. Ltd. Moreover, it also presents a table which provides information on the approved coal-to-natural gas projects in the country including the projects of Inner Mongolia Huineng Coal Chemical Co. Ltd., Xinmeng Group, and Sinopec Xinjiang Energy Chemical Co. Ltd.

The article focuses on the Guidelines on Developing Natural Gas Distributed Energy issued by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) with the aim to improve energy efficiency, promote structural adjustment, energy conservation and emission reduction and enhance the orderly development of natural gas distributed energy. The strategic and practical significance of promoting the development of natural gas distributed energy in China is emphasized.

The article inform Sinopec announced on November 12 the addition of 83 billion cubic meters (bcm) of newly-proven natural gas reserves at the Chuanxi gas field in the Sichuan basin, increasing the gas field's proven gas reserves to 114 bcm, which is equivalent to 100-million-ton oil field.

The article discusses on July 23, Anhui Province Natural Gas announced has set up a joint-venture company Anhui Nenggang Clean Energy Co., Ltd. with Anhui Port Operation Group to invest in the construction, operation and management of terminals for the Yangtze River and inland river.

The article discusses China has propelling construction of projects regarding natural gas pipelines, natural gas storage and LNG receiving stations, the National Energy Administration said at an online Q3 press conference held on July 17.

The article discusses that BP and ENN Group Sign Natural Gas Purchase and Sales Agreement to provide strong support to meet the growing demand for clean energy in southern China's Guangdong province.

The article reports on the condition of natural gas supply in China. According to the Distribution of Natural Gas Pipelines and Development Program for the Eleventh Five-year Program Period (2006-2010), the total length of natural gas pipelines in China will increase to 44,000 kilometer by 2010 attaining the goal of a natural gas supply mode featuring west-east transmission, north-south transmission, offshore gas landing and short-distance supply.

The article reports on the document "Guiding Opinions on Propelling Industrialization of Bio-Natural Gas" issued by 10 government agencies in China. The country's annual output of bio-natural gas (BNG) is expected to exceed 10 billion cubic meters by 2025 and exceed 20 billion cubic meters by 2030. The document calls for establishing green gas quota mechanisms and making BNG project management guidelines, among other actions.

This article reports that major oil companies in China are planning to increase natural gas prices. LNG (liquefied natural gas) projects are being promoted in the country and the greatest risk in the import of LNG is the payment without negotiation. It means that even if the consumption of natural gas in users remains less than the contract amount, payment still has to be made to the suppliers according to the contract amount. CNOOC Ltd. has already launched the construction of LNG projects in several states and it has made an appeal to increase natural gas prices. Other oil giants such as CNPC and Sinopec are also advocating for natural gas price rise.

The article refers to the reform of the energy system and reduce the proportion of coal, oil and carbon fossil fuels in China. Topics discussed includes new sources of energy like wind power, photovoltaic energy developed rapidly. production increases in china and make full use of foreign resources, multiple energy sources to promote among coordinated development of natural gas and other sources.