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Shale gas development in Europe is blocked; SunTech Power filed bankruptcy
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Review of International Energy News

◆ Europe has not been ready to develop shale gas while it will probably change the world energy structure.

◆ American Petroleum Institute (API) reported on this Thursday that America’s crude oil imports dropped to 7.8 million barrels, a 16-year low, in February.

◆ Cheng Guoping, the Deputy Foreign Minister of China, revealed that the east gas pipeline project between China and Russia had been made breakthroughs.

◆ Researchers in Tomsk Polytechnic University of Russia announced that they, cooperating with Chinese fellows, have developed a novel method to extract shale gas and shale oil more cheaply and more environmentally friendly.

Review of Domestic Energy News

◆ The 13th China International Petroleum and Petrochemical technological Equipment Exhibition (CIPPE) opened on March 19.

◆ On March 21, PetroChina Co. published its performance in 2012, showing that its net profit in 2012 reached 115.326 billion Yuan, down 13.3% year-on-year.

◆ SunTech Power in Wuxi, once the world’s largest photovoltaic module maker, filed bankruptcy on March 18.

◆ Domestic oil prices will probably fall next week as international oil prices have kept the trend of decline.

◆ It is reported that the fact that the imports of coal have consistently risen in 2013 leads to the depression of domestic coal market.