China Grants Plants Import 4.08 mln tonnes of Crude Oil
China has granted two independent refiners crude oil import quotas for a total annual volume of 4.08 million tonnes, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said in two separate statements on Wednesday.
Henan Fengli Petrochemical Company was awarded a quota for 2.22 million tonnes, while Shandong Zhonghai Chemical Group Co were given quotas for 1.86 million tonnes, the state planner said in the statements on its website.
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