China-Kazakhstan oil refinery put into operation
China-Kazakhstan oil refinery put into operation. senior vice president of Oil and Gas Refining department of the refinery, said the project, another project of China-Kazakhstan energy
plagued by oil refining overcapacity. had 710m tonnes of refining capacity at the end of last year, according to the CNPC Research Institute of Economics and Technology
to boost oil refinery capacity Daily
to boost oil refinery capacity (AP) Updated: 2006-03-17 20:58. plans to increase its refining capacity by about one-third by 2010 as it races to keep up with surging demand for oil and
The Lorenz curve and the measurement of inequality in Kazakhstan 2. to boost refining capacity, import Kazakh oil. is part of China's strategy to import crude oil from Central Asia
Petroto start new refinery in Oct, boost China
Petroto start new refinery in Oct, boost crude imports amid a scaleback by state energy firms in adding refining capacity as lower oil prices slashed earnings. the independent
China`s downstream petroleum industry decreased refinery throughput and increased petrochemical production in 1994, compared to 1993 data. A report titled ``Petroleum Industry `94,`` issued by Petroleum Newsletter, a publication of Petroleum Information Institute, summarized China
China's CNPC completes upgrade at Kazakh's
China's CNPC completes upgrade at Kazakh's Shymkent refinery 8/23/2025 China’s state energy group National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) has completed an upgrade at Kazakhstan’s Shymkent refinery, in which it has a stake, allowing the plant to produce higher quality fuels, it said.
Saudi Arabia has, for three straight months, lost to Russia the spot as the top crude supplier to China. The plant is designed to process high sulfur crude oil that will be shipped in tankers and then pumped through a pipeline connecting the southwest coast of neighboring Myanmar and Yunnan, said the industry sources.
China: oil refinery capacity 2025 Statista
This statistic shows the oil refinery capacity in in selected years from 1970 to 2018. In 1970, the refinery capacity in came to around 554 thousand barrels per day.
Downstream/Refining Kazakhstan had a crude oil distillation capacity of 345,100 bbl/d as of January 1, 2010, according to the Oil and Gas Journal. There are 3 major oil refineries: Pavlodar, Atyrau, and Shymkent. Kazakhstan reportedly processed an average of 232,900 bbl/d between January and September 2009, according to Nefte Compass.
- Will Kazakhstan expand the production capacity of Shymkent oil refinery?
- Kazakhstan plans to expand the production capacity of the Shymkent oil refinery Kazakhstan plans to increase the production capacity of the Shymkent oil refinery from 6 million tons to 12 million tons per year, President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said at the Central Asia-China Summit in Xian, Azernews reported on May 21.
- Will China keep importing fuel oil in 2024?
- "It's expected that the independent refineries will keep importing alternative feedstocks, like fuel oil, to make up for the potential shortfall in crude oil import quotas in 2024," Yao said. China has set its 2024 fuel oil import limit at 20 million mt, up from 19.2 million mt for 2023, S&P Global reported.
- What is China's fuel oil import limit?
- China has set its 2024 fuel oil import limit at 20 million mt, up from 19.2 million mt for 2023, S&P Global reported. The independent refineries imported 11.91 million mt of fuel oil over January-November 2023, surging from merely 1.24 million mt in the same period in 2022, S&P Global data showed.
- Does China have a huge oil import quota?
- More Top Reads From Oilprice.com: China has allocated a massive batch of crude oil import quotas to refiners, raising the allowances from early last year by around 60% and allocating full-year quotas to some, according to consultancies and traders.
- Will China's quotas help refiners buy crude oil in 2024?
- This is the first time that China has allocated a year’s worth of quotas in one batch, consultancy JLC told Bloomberg. The high volumes of import allowances are expected to give independent Chinese refiners better visibility on their plans to purchase crude oil throughout 2024.
- Why does China have a cap on refinery capacity?
- This is a huge change from 2000-2026 when capacity is forecast to increase by more than 250%. The reason for the cap on refinery capacity is that China wants 40% of its car fleet to comprise electric vehicles (EVs) by 2030. It also wants all new car sales to be EVs by that year.
