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Gabe Collins. .China’s refining expansions to reshape global oil trade. Oil and Gas Journal 106, (7) 18th February 2008.
Global oil refining capacity is set to expand by more than 10 million b/d over the next 7 years, with new refinery projects in Asia accounting for roughly 40% of this total.1 New Asian refining projects include Indian and SE Asian export refineries, but are dominated by expansions and greenfield projects in China.
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Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal
Subjects: Accounting, Trading, Project Management, Refining, Oil and gas, Oil, Taxation
