Oil and Gas Industry in China

Oil and Gas Industry in China Bharatbook added a new report on " Oil and Gas Industry in China " which gives an overview, Demand, Supply Trends and industry analysis reports.

China is the world’s second largest consumer of oil and gas, but only the sixth largest producer of the same. This disparity between supply and demand has been highlighted recently by a domestic fuel dearth that temporarily shut down businesses and has caused long lines at gas stations. It had been reported that China will account for over 37% of the Asia-Pacific regional oil demand by 2015, and this has already begun to show as there has been a rapid increase in imports of oil recently. In terms of natural gas, the scenario is no different, as demand exceeds supply in this case as well.

The shortage has also been driven by some local governments cutting power to meet the energy-saving targets outlined in the central government’s 11th Five-Year Plan.

Numerous factories, unable to operate without electricity, fired up diesel-powered electric generators. The months-long diesel shortage has just recently begun to subside as China’s oil refiners have increased production to record levels and ramped up imports. Import levels of more than 50% are widely considered an energy security alert. With China’s oil and gas consumption rising at an average of 7.5% per year in recent times, domestic suppliers will need to boost their output to meet China’s massive energy needs and reduce the nation’s reliance on oil imports. http://www.bharatbook.com/market-researchreports/energy-market-research-report/oil-and-gas-industry-in-china.html The technology to improve the efficiency and productivity of oil and gas companies has existed for years and is now gaining serious traction in China as the country becomes increasingly industrialized and its oil reserves are depleted and becoming more challenging to extract. business research It has been highly anticipated that Chinese oil production will experience a shrink of almost 8.5% between the period of 2010-2020. Crude volumes are likely to go soaring in 2013, but would come back down by 2020. However, gas production is expected to rise, but it still will not be enough to contain the ever increasing demand in China. This has led to China joining many Western nations in establishing strategic petroleum reserves to provide a buffer against disruptions in the supply of imported crude oil. It is also looking forward to adopt methods to increase its domestic output of oil and gas. It is certainly hoped that it will be able to meet the demands through imports, if not by its own reserves.

In this industry scenario, Taiyou Research analyzes the Oil and Gas Industry in China. The report covers the following: • An overview of the energy industry in Asia Pacific, including a market profile, supply and demand scenario for oil, natural gas, and the market for LNG in the region.

• An analysis of the energy industry in China.

• An analysis of the oil and gas industry in China, including a profile of the oil refineries

in China, oil storage facilities in China, oil pipelines in China, LNG terminals in China, gas storage facilities in China along with the gas pipelines, as well as a profile of the coal-to-liquids projects and coal-to-gas projects in China.

• Regulations impacting the oil and gas industry in China are analyzed. Some of the regulations analyzed include the various licensing rounds, the regulations of the Chinese government on fuel and gas prices, extension of the resource tax reform, and China's energy relations with other countries.

• Competition in the industry is analyzed, followed by an analysis of the major industry players. For the major players in the oil and gas industry in China, we analyze the company overview, business segments, financials, presence in the industry, company strategies, a SWOT analysis and recent developments.

• Industry forecast includes and outlook for oil and gas demand in China, outlook for oil and gas reserves, natural gas supply and demand forecast, forecast for LNG and unconventional gas resources, outlook for the trade of oil products and the refining sector, outlook for import costs, and a forecast for other energy segments. Future challenges that may impact the forecast for the industry are also discussed, along with a forecast for the region's oil and gas industry.

Taiyou Research’s report on the Oil and Gas Industry in China is a complete profile of an industry that is on the track to become a force to reckon with in the global energy industry.

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