China gas and power in brief 2020
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Report summary
Table of contents
- PipeChina releases LNG terminals’ spare capacity for 2021
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Russian gas flows into northern heating demand hubs
- Cheniere increases its run rate, announces deal with Foran Energy
- SHPGX executes its first international LNG tender transaction
- LNG demand may fall in October but robust growth in sight this winter
- PipeChina spin-off lifts Chinese NOCs’ Q3 earnings
- SHPGX develops new product for LNG transportation
- Sinopec award of 1 mmtpa tender to Qatar, brings Asian oil linked contract slopes to a new low
- Gas demand deceleration couldn’t stop LNG from climbing in August
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PetroChina’s gas business profit down 21% year-on-year in H1 2020
- Higher domestic output and rising import bill
- LNG shows strength but downstream sales face challenges
- First net zero emission target set in 2050
- Sinopec expands gas downstream business with new Guangxi joint venture
- China's LNG imports cool in July
- China’s gas market overcame H1 turbulence – here’s why
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Spare capacitySpare capacity by terminalAnnual spare rate by terminal
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Import price at the Chinese borderDelivered prices to BeijingChina LNG demand (contracted, uncontracted) and nominal regas capacityChina preliminary October LNG importsPreliminary LNG imports in AugustGreat Wall Gas' downstream JVs and investmentsChina preliminary LNG imports in July 2020Infrastructure and offshore gas sources in Guangdong
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