Chinese NOCs enjoy bumper profits in 2022 [Gas in Transition

After reporting some of the best annual earnings in their history, China’s big three state-owned energy companies are buoyant about prospects for this year as global oil prices and a post-pandemic recovery back home gather pace. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 4]

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