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China's shale production will double to 2020: WoodMac 

Despite the surging shale industry China will remain dependent on imports

 Despite the surging shale industry China will remain dependent on imports

Despite the surging shale industry China will remain dependent on imports

Its current production is just 6% of its consumption, which will rise by a quarter this year.    But China won't recreate the American shale boom due to differing geology, such as deeper shales in...

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