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China hungry for energy but slow to tackle supply problems

CHINAS ravenous appetite for energy has sparked industry-wide interest for quite some time. But a...

Francine Pennington
China hungry for energy but slow to tackle supply problems

The most obvious case in point is Western Australia’s Gorgon gas project. But there are others, including a Roc Oil-led joint venture, which is still awaiting a decision from the Chinese government-owned...

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