(EnergyAsia, May 30) — A Sino-Malaysian venture has proposed to build a US$6 billion energy complex comprising an oil refinery, a petrochemical plant and liquefied petroleum gas storage facilities in the coastal village of Manjung on the west coast of Malaysia.   The Malaysian China Petroleum Corporation Sdn Bhd (MCPC) and a consortium comprising China…

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