1.China would implement stricter measures to reduce air pollution around its coastlines starting from early 2019, Wood Mackenzie energy consultancy said that this is a clear sign the world’s second biggest economy will strive for 100% compliance ahead the 2020 sulphur cap.
2.Chinese pair, China Huadian and Guanghui Energy shave agreed to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving and storage facility in Yueyang city on the Yangtze river.Named the Yueyang LNG terminal, the project will be developed in three phases at a cost of 1.99 billion Chinese yuan ($293.2 million).
3.China has put into operation its first self-developed marine pipelines-checking ship to help operate offshore rigs and protect the environment, the China Daily reported Friday.
4.China's acquisition of Brazil's port boosts bilateral trade.Moreover, with Chinese President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to South Africa for the BRICS summit from July 25 to 27, trade and investment exchanges between China and Brazil, as well as with other BRICS member countries, will get much closer.
5.UAE's Adnoc Awards USD 1.6bln Contract to China's CNPC.CNPC is one of ADNOC’s largest international partners, with 40-year stakes in Abu Dhabi’s major onshore and offshore concessions.
6.Although the shipbuilding industry has undergone a slowdown over the past few years due to global maritime transport contraction at a time of economic downturn, Chinese shipbuilders have continued to enjoy growth as a result of upgrading.
7.China to be the largest energy-intensive goods producer in 2040.
8.There were 243 coal carrying vessels anchored off the coast of China because of the coal import restriction.
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