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Sinopec, the nation's largest oil refiner, has diverted supplies of gasoline and diesel from central and southern regions to the quake-stricken Sichuan Province for recovery work. From the May 12 to 6 p.m. Sunday, the branches in Hunan, Hubei and Guangdong had sent a total of 38,000 tonnes of...
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China's government denies rumours it will lift fuel price controls in June
BEIJING - China's government denied rumours Thursday it will ease price controls on gasoline and diesel that oil companies say are causing them huge losses and prompting fuel shortages. "The recent rumours that 'oil product prices will be de-controlled in early June' are groundless," the...
Sinopec: quake causes no major impact on production or business
Sinopec, the nation's largest oil refiner, said on Thursday that the May 12 earthquake had no major impact on production and business. The 8.0-magnitude quake, centered in the southwestern Chinese Sichuan Province, had not caused any casualties of its staff, said Sinopec in a statement. Sinopec's...
Sinopec: quake causes no major impact on production or business
BEIJING, May 22 (Xinhua) -- Sinopec, the nation's largest oil refiner, said here Thursday that the May 12 earthquake had no major impact on production and business. The 8.0-magnitude quake, centered in the southwestern Chinese Sichuan Province, had not caused any casualties of its staff, said...
China denies fuel price controls to end
» 32 mins ago: China denies fuel price controls to end « ) - China's government denied rumors Thursday it will ease price controls on gasoline and diesel that oil companies say are causing them huge losses and prompting fuel shortages. "The recent rumors that 'oil product prices will be...
China denies fuel price controls to end
BEIJING — China's government denied rumors Thursday it will ease price controls on gasoline and diesel that oil companies say are causing them huge losses and prompting fuel shortages. "The recent rumors that 'oil product prices will be de-controlled in early June' are groundless," the country's...
China denies fuel price controls to end
China's government denied rumors Thursday it will ease price controls on gasoline and diesel that oil companies say are causing them huge losses and prompting fuel shortages. In this photo released by China's Xinhua News Agency, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao speaks at the 11th meeting of the general...
China denies fuel price controls to end
In this photo released by China's Xinhua News Agency, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao speaks at the 11th meeting of the general headquarters of quake relief under the State Council (cabinet) in Beijing on Tuesday, May 20, 2008. China's government denied rumors Thursday it will ease price controls on...
China denies fuel price controls to end
China's government denied rumors Thursday it will ease price controls on gasoline and diesel that oil companies say are causing them huge losses and prompting fuel shortages."The recent rumors that 'oil product prices will be de-controlled in early June' are groundless," the country's planning...
China denies fuel price controls to end (AP)
BEIJING - China's government denied rumors Thursday it will ease price controls on gasoline and diesel that oil companies say are causing them huge losses and prompting fuel shortages. "The recent rumors that 'oil product prices will be de-controlled in early June' are groundless," the country's...
China denies fuel price controls to end
— China's government denied rumors Thursday it will ease price controls on gasoline and diesel that oil companies say are causing them huge losses and prompting fuel shortages. "The recent rumors that 'oil product prices will be de-controlled in early June' are groundless," the country's planning...
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