China’s LNG imports in Jan-Feb soar to records as prices decline and economy shows signs of recovery
Chinese liquefied natural gas imports for the two-month January-February 2024 period soared by more than 23 percent from a year earlier as prices declined and demand grew during a time that encompassed the Lunar New Year holidays in China.
China’s LNG imports in January-February drop almost 12 percent but show some signs of recovery
Chinese liquefied natural gas imports dropped by almost 12 percent in January and February compared with the same period of 2022.
Chinese gas imports drop as costs rise by over 40 percent amid large CNOOC offshore gas discovery
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.
Chinese LNG and pipeline natural gas imports show rise of over 22 percent as domestic output slows
Chinese natural gas imports, including LNG and pipeline natural gas, maintained rapid growth in September with imports amounting to 10.62 million tonnes, a year-on-year increase of 22.7 percent.
