Market intelligence, trend analysis and forecasts for the Oil and Gas industries across the regions

Companies / China

Sasol Assesses Synfuels Expansion

March 2008 | Industry News

South African coal-to-oil specialist Sasol will in 2008 invest ZAR12bn out of an ZAR50bn three-year programme aimed at production growth, with an initial ZAR300mn being used to assess the viability of a third domestic synthetic oil facility.

To read the full article, please sign in or take a free trial.

Related Insight Articles
Chinese Companies Start Supplying Iran With Petrol

Companies / China Chinese state-owned oil companies have started selling petrol via intermediaries to Iran, according to a report in the Financial Times (FT), at a time when other foreign oil companies have been moving...
September 2009
Shell Considers Joint Bids With Chinese Companies

Economy / China Anglo-Dutch major Royal Dutch Shell has announced that it is in talks with Chinese state-owned oil companies over the formation of a joint venture (JV) to bid on developing oil projects in Iraq.
April 2009
CNPC Signs Development Contract For North Azadegan Oil Field

Companies / China China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) has signed an agreement for the development of Iran's North Azadegan oil field, according to Iranian media sources.
January 2009
CNPC Looking At Pars LNG Deal

Political Risk / China State-owned China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) is negotiating the acquisition of a 25% stake in the Pars LNG liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project with the Iranian government.
October 2008
Tehran Ready To Switch To Floating Gas Price Formula For Turkmen Imports

Companies / China Iran has announced that it will start purchasing gas at a floating price from Turkmenistan as of January 2009, according to state-funded PressTV.
September 2008
Middle East & Africa InsightMiddle East & Africa Channels Middle East & Africa Countries


All material on this site is protected by international copyright laws and use of this site is subject to our Terms & Conditions.
© 2010 Business Monitor International Ltd
Site powered by WORKSsitebuilder CMS