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China biofuel makers bet on sustainable aviation fuel - Vimarsana News

China biofuel makers bet on sustainable aviation fuel

Biofuel firms are pouring more than $1 billion into building China's first plants to turn waste cooking oil into aviation fuel for export and meet domestic demand, once Beijing mandates the fuel's use...

TotalEnergies signs SAFs agreement with Sinopec - Vimarsana News

TotalEnergies signs SAFs agreement with Sinopec

TotalEnergies signed an SAFs agreement with SINOPEC as the two will work together to produce the fuel in China.

China sets minimum size for new refiners as it caps overall capacity - Vimarsana News

China sets minimum size for new refiners as it caps overall capacity

BEIJING/SINGAPORE -China has set a minimum size for new oil refineries and will ban small crude processors that claim to be chemicals or bitumen producers under its plan to limit total capacity at 1... -October 25, 2023 at 05:08 am EDT - MarketScreener

China sets minimum size for new refiners as it caps overall capacity - Vimarsana News

China sets minimum size for new refiners as it caps overall capacity

BEIJING/SINGAPORE :China has set a minimum size for new oil refineries and will ban small crude processors that claim to be chemicals or bitumen producers under its plan to limit total capacity at 1 billion metric tons by 2025, its state planner said on Wednesday.China, the world's top crude oil importer, fir

China's oil refinery throughput in May rose 15.4% from year earlier - Vimarsana News

China's oil refinery throughput in May rose 15.4% from year earlier

May’s figures represented the second-highest monthly total on record, exceeded only by 63.3 million metric tons in March this year