China Petroleum & Chemical Corp, the world s biggest oil refiner, is reviving a long-mooted initial public offering of its retail business that could raise as much as $10 billion, people familiar with the matter said
Vitol Group and China Petroleum & Chemical Corp, known as Sinopec, are the two final bidders competing to buy Chevron Corp& 39;s South African assets, which could be
BEIJING - Looking back at the economic priorities China set for 2016, addressing industrial overcapacity was always going to be a key battlefield The first stage i
China saw its biggest gasoline and diesel price increase in the past four years late last night, driven up by the output cut by OPEC and other producers
Guangdong Zhenrong Energy Co will submit a plan by April to revamp a century-old oil refinery in Curacao, as it seeks to secure a $5 5 billion project that will give China a foothold in the Caribbean s second-largest oil refinery
China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) is considering acquiring Iraqi oil producer Gulf Keystone Petroleum, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday
Iron and steel output in China in 2017 is expected to fall due to the shrinking demand of steel consumption industries and continuing efforts to cut overcapacity, according to a report
Sinopec has sold half of the shares of its gas pipeline business to another two State-owned enterprises This is seen as a move to diversify the share ownership of the oil and gas industry, that has been strictly controlled by State-owned enterprises
A consortium led by Anglo-Dutch oil and gas giant Shell will build the second Dutch mega wind farm project in the North Sea, the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs
Growth in global coal demand will slow over the next five years due to lower consumption in China and the United States and as renewable energy sources gain ground,
China has vowed to launch its strictest environmental protection system and reduce the concentration of PM2 5 particulate pollution in cities with poor air quality by 18 percent by 2020
Domestic steel prices continued to rise over the weekend, with major producers hiking prices amid an expected fall in supply, as the government stepped up a crackdown on steel production
China s decision on Sunday to temporarily suspend imports of coal from North Korea could hurt the latter s economy, which depends heavily on these shipments, but the impact will be limited because of the timing and length of the sanctions