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Tiwan's CPC Corporation has acquired 30% stake in Myanmar oil and gas block from China's Sinopec. Block D is located in the central basin of Myanmar and currently has six exploration wells, three wells have found oil and gas production potential, CPC said in a statement. Sinopec aquired full exploration...
A Taiwanese oceanic research team has discovered gas hydrate deposits in waters south of the Pratas Islands during a recent mission to the South China Sea, Focus Taiwan has reported citing a marine geophysicist overseeing the project. According to Hsu Shu-kun of National Central University's College...
Taiwan's CPC Corp. and Canada’s Husky Energy will jointly explore for natural gas in a deepwater basin offshore southwestern Taiwan, a CPC official told Dow Jones Newswires Tuesday. A geological survey of the region will begin soon after the two companies sign an agreement later Tuesday in Taipei.
State-controlled energy firms in China and Taiwan are preparing to jointly explore for natural gas in deep waters in the Taiwan Strait, having failed to make significant shallow-water finds despite nearly a decade of prospecting together, Dow Jones Newswire has reported. China’s CNOOC, and Taiwan...
Taiwan’s state-run CPC Corp. said Monday its three newly developed wells in northern Taiwan will begin producing natural gas from March, Taiwan Times reported. Tsuhuangkun No. 145, 146 and 147, located in Miaoli County’s Gongguan Township, are expected to generate 100,000 cubic meters of...
Taiwan's CPC Corp. has signed a contract to purchase 1.5 million tons of liquefied natural gas (LNG) per year from Qatar’s Rasgas, the world's largest supplier, with deliveries set to start in 2013, CPC said Tuesday. In 2005, the CPC signed a 25-year contract with Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural...
CPC Corp. Taiwan has received approval from the Council of Economic Planning and Development for its project to build three 160,000-kiloliter ground-based liquefied petroleum gas storage tanks and LNG gasification equipment near Taichung Harbor.The project, which also includes a 21.8-kilometer-long pipeline...
Taiwan's state-owned oil company CPC, said it will invest NT$34 billion ($1.18 billion) annually in the next five years to acquire and explore overseas energy resources.CPC plans to spend NT$30 billion a year on acquiring oil and gas fields mainly in Africa and the Asia Pacific region while the rest...