Chinese gas imports drop as costs rise by over 40 percent amid large CNOOC offshore gas discovery
Monday, 24 October 2022
Chinese natural gas imports, including LNG and pipeline natural gas, dropped by 9.5 percent in the first nine months of 2022 as the economy slowed while China paid over 40 percent more for its gas during the period.
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- Chinese natural gas imports
- China LNG
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- China National Offshore Oil Corp
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- National Bureau of Statistics
- China oil and gas
- China offshore gas field
- China LNG costs
- China pipeline gas costs
- Power of Siberia
- Gas from Turkmenistan
- gas from Kazakhstan
- Central Asia gas
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- Pacific Basin LNG
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- Qiongdongnan Basin
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