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China plans to further deregulate natural gas city-gate prices
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On 4 November, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) released a revised draft of the Catalogue of Central Government Pricing for public consultation. The document lists commodities that are subject to central government-set pricing controls. Natural gas city-gate prices have been removed from the draft catalogue. However, remarks attached to the draft keep the current pricing regime unchanged for now.
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