HOUSTON, U.S./BEIJING -- China is quickly becoming the dominant force in liquefied natural gas, with Chinese buyers accounting for 40% of recent long-term LNG contracts among global players.
Sinopec leads way with Chinese companies locking in 40% of recent contracts
A liquefied natural gas terminal owned by China's ENN Group in Zhejiang province near Shanghai. © Reuters
HOUSTON, U.S./BEIJING -- China is quickly becoming the dominant force in liquefied natural gas, with Chinese buyers accounting for 40% of recent long-term LNG contracts among global players.