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China Petroleum Markets: Graphic Facts 2007/2008
EnergyAsia (The Strategist Pte Ltd), Jan 2007
This book is written in English and is China’s most updated title which provides facts and analysis of China's overall and regional oil market developments in 2007 and 2008. Chapters of this book have been developed from solid facts of China's supply and demand of crude oil and oil products by provinces.
The book includes breakdowns of supply and demand of crude oil, crude runs, gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil, lubricants and LPG in seven Chinese regions of the north, northeast, east, central, south, northwest and southwest. It also gives details of throughputs by companies and provinces and touches upon such issues as upstream exploration, production, refining, oil products marketing, oil pricing, energy security as well as overseas expansion by Chinese oil companies.
Presented in a reader-friendly format, this well-researched book is especially useful for readers seeking to understand the flow of China’s crude and oil products. More than 100 tables and charts provide easy-to-read information on oil production, imports, exports and consumption or source and consumption by destination
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