Titlebook: China’s Gas Development Strategies; Shell Centre,The Development Research Center (DRC) Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Potential for Natural Gas to Act as a Substitute Fuel in ChinaUnlike coal and oil, natural gas does not have an exclusive niche. Analysis of international experiences has found that growth in natural gas consumption in other countries has come about largely as a result of substituting gas for other fuels.

异教徒

China’s Natural Gas Resource Potential and Production TrendsAccording to estimates of China’s natural gas resources, China’s conventional and low-permeability natural gas geological resource volume amounts to 68 trillion m., of which 40 trillion m. is technically recoverable.

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圆柱

Regulatory System Reform to Support Natural Gas Market LiberalisationSummarising international experience in relation to natural gas market reform, while giving special consideration to China’s specific situation, the creation of a natural gas market system and reform of administrative systems should embody the principles described below.

意见一致

流动性

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Analysis of China’s Natural Gas Use Policies and Suggested Reformsore gas pipeline (Yacheng–Hong Kong, 778 km). Owing to the lack of cross-regional gas pipelines, natural gas in China was characterised by being produced in nearby fields. At that time, the two most important markets for natural gas were Sichuan and the North East. The Sichuan Basin has a long histo

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Analysis of China’s Peak Shaving and Natural Gas Storage Systemsions has shown that the establishment of a robust natural gas storage and peak shaving system is an effective means to address short-term and mid-term natural gas supply halts and to ensure natural gas industry stable operation as well as stability in the economy and society itself.

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China’s Current Natural Gas Market Mechanisms and Regulatory Systema Petrochemical Corporation were restructured according to principles of fair allocation, interaction, preservation of advantages and orderly competition, resulting in the creation of the China National Petroleum Corporation and the China Petrochemical Corporation (Sinopec).