Tag Archives: China

China’s Falling LNG Imports are a Boon for Europe

Europe’s gas storage levels this week reached an uncomfortably low level of some 34% full. Germany’s alone has dropped to 29%. Yet LNG imports are about to pick up and, for a change, prices might not surge—thanks to China. Earlier this month, Kpler data showed that China’s imports of liquefied …

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China Stops Buying U.S. LNG

China has not received a single cargo of U.S. liquefied natural gas in 40 days and there are currently no LNG tankers en route to the country, Bloomberg has reported, citing data it compiled from ship-tracking information providers and energy analytics provider Kpler. The purchase freeze was the result of …

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Saudi Crude Supply to China Set for One Year Low in April

Despite the expected rise in OPEC+ production in April, Saudi Arabia is set to ship significantly lower crude oil volumes to China next month to levels not seen in over a year, Reuters reported on Thursday, quoting trade and industry sources. Spring maintenance at some large state-controlled refineries in the …

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China’s Nuclear Sector Embraces AI, Eyes Global Market

Amid the global push for clean energy and advancements in artificial intelligence, China’s nuclear power sector is accelerating its transition toward safe, clean and efficient energy through the use of digital and intelligent technologies, a top industry official said. “China’s nuclear technology and services are among the best in the …

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China Set to Boost Coal Dependence

China is going to boost coal production and power generation despite plans to boost its wind and solar capacity as well, signaling hydrocarbons remain an essential source of reliable electricity. In a report released today and quoted by Reuters, the Chinese authorities also said they were going to change the …

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