(EnergyAsia, September 5 2014, Friday) — With the drastic cutback in its ambitious shale production plans, China will have to revert to relying on oil and gas imports to meet its growing energy demand. In 2013, China produced just 200 million cubic metres of its vast shale reserves, which the US Energy Information Administration (EIA)…
CHINA: Shale scaleback means greater role for oil and gas imports to meet energy demand
Posted on September 5, 2014 by EnergyAsia