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China's shale industry faces challenges, coal to remain key part of energy mix

Tax cuts will not see production increase enough to keep up with domestic demand

Paul Hunt
GlobalData estimates show that China’s shale output is growing rapidly and will reach approximately 1,500 mmcfd by 2020, a 72% increase compare to 2017

GlobalData estimates show that China’s shale output is growing rapidly and will reach approximately 1,500 mmcfd by 2020, a 72% increase compare to 2017

New reports from two market and commodity analytic firms GlobalData and CRU Group reveal that the country's growing domestic gas production industry continues to struggle and despite China's commitment...

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