China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), the oil and gas company and LNG terminal owner, said it planned to conduct a liquefied natural gas cargo auction on April 18 on the Shanghai Petroleum and Gas Exchange as the region still awaits the emergence of a single benchmark price.

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China Petroleum and Chemical Corp., the Chinese energy major also known as Sinopec and with LNG stakes including in the state of Queensland in Australia, said it was planning to boost its LNG capacity and supplies as well as its shale-gas assets.

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China plans to launch a second natural gas exchange in the southwest city of Chongqing by mid-2018, aiming to match efforts by Singapore and Japan to create an Asian price benchmark as the nation’s use of LNG and gas continues to rise.

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