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China's Sinopec Completes Successful Trial Of Crude To Olefin Technology
Following the trial at Sinopec subsidiary plant in Tianjin, the refiner will follow up with building a one million tonne per year crude-to-olefin plant, it said, without giving further details.
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Sinopec Signs China's Largest Long-Term LNG Contract With U.S. Firm
The deal is the largest LNG long-term contract signed between Chinese and U.S. companies, Venture Global said in a statement.
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Sinopec Signs China's Largest Long-Term LNG Contract With U.S. Firm
The deal is the largest LNG long-term contract signed between Chinese and U.S. companies, Venture Global said in a statement.
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China's Sinopec Completes Successful Trial Of Crude To Olefin Technology
Following the trial at Sinopec subsidiary plant in Tianjin, the refiner will follow up with building a one million tonne per year crude-to-olefin plant, it said, without giving further details.
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In 10,000 Bottles, Artist Has A Message On Water Contamination In China
Chinese artist Brother Nut can point to some success from his Beijing exhibit that used 10,000 bottles of yellowish water to raise awareness of contaminated rural ground water, although it did not go down so well with Beijing authorities.
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China's Sinopec Building Filling Station In Disputed South China Sea
Chinese oil major Sinopec is building a filling station on an island in the South China Sea, as China continues to expand its civilian infrastructure in the disputed waterway, entrenching its reach in the maritime heart of Southeast Asia.
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China pipeline blast exposes risks of urban sprawl
A Chinese oil pipeline punctured twice a week by oil thieves cleared a safety inspection just two months before a section of the line exploded and killed 62 people in November.
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China launches sweeping probe as oil pipeline blast toll rises
China has launched a broad investigation into safety at oil and gas pipelines, state media reported on Monday, as the death toll from an explosion at a Sinopec pipeline last week rose to 52.
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Sinopec to pay $1.5 billion for parent's petroleum assets
China Petroleum and Chemical Corp (Sinopec Corp), Asia's largest refiner, will pay $1.5 billion for overseas oil and gas-producing assets held by its parent in a long-awaited move to reshape its business and improve earnings.
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China's Sinopec Completes Successful Trial Of Crude To Olefin Technology
Following the trial at Sinopec subsidiary plant in Tianjin, the refiner will follow up with building a one million tonne per year crude-to-olefin plant, it said, without giving further details.
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Sinopec Signs China's Largest Long-Term LNG Contract With U.S. Firm
The deal is the largest LNG long-term contract signed between Chinese and U.S. companies, Venture Global said in a statement.
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Sinopec Signs China's Largest Long-Term LNG Contract With U.S. Firm
The deal is the largest LNG long-term contract signed between Chinese and U.S. companies, Venture Global said in a statement.
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China's Sinopec Completes Successful Trial Of Crude To Olefin Technology
Following the trial at Sinopec subsidiary plant in Tianjin, the refiner will follow up with building a one million tonne per year crude-to-olefin plant, it said, without giving further details.
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In 10,000 Bottles, Artist Has A Message On Water Contamination In China
Chinese artist Brother Nut can point to some success from his Beijing exhibit that used 10,000 bottles of yellowish water to raise awareness of contaminated rural ground water, although it did not go down so well with Beijing authorities.
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China's Sinopec Building Filling Station In Disputed South China Sea
Chinese oil major Sinopec is building a filling station on an island in the South China Sea, as China continues to expand its civilian infrastructure in the disputed waterway, entrenching its reach in the maritime heart of Southeast Asia.
-
China pipeline blast exposes risks of urban sprawl
A Chinese oil pipeline punctured twice a week by oil thieves cleared a safety inspection just two months before a section of the line exploded and killed 62 people in November.
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China launches sweeping probe as oil pipeline blast toll rises
China has launched a broad investigation into safety at oil and gas pipelines, state media reported on Monday, as the death toll from an explosion at a Sinopec pipeline last week rose to 52.
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Sinopec to pay $1.5 billion for parent's petroleum assets
China Petroleum and Chemical Corp (Sinopec Corp), Asia's largest refiner, will pay $1.5 billion for overseas oil and gas-producing assets held by its parent in a long-awaited move to reshape its business and improve earnings.
