Description
Much has been written about China, yet little is known about its role as the worldâs largest energy consumer, often obscured by misinformation. This book offers a rare historical account of Chinaâs oil and gas industry from its origins, tracing back to 1000 AD when the country drilled the worldâs first well using bamboo to transport gas. Serving as both a textbook for students and a reference for researchers, government officials, and industry executives, this exploration delves into the complete history and evolution of Chinaâs oil and gas industry, covering upstream, downstream, onshore, and offshore developments. It addresses the industry's growing demand, its impact on global oil and gas fundamentals, and how geopolitics influences China's energy supply security while forecasting industry evolution within the context of the global energy transition.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 : Rock, Hole and Choke.- Chapter 2 : Dawn of Oil Age.- Chapter 3 : Iron Man and Black Gold.- Chapter 4 : Three Pillars, One State.- Chapter 5 : Where the Land Ends.-Chapter 6 : From Bubbles to Barrels.- Chapter 7 : South China Sea – the Battleground of Oil and Power.- Chapter 8 : The Tempestuous Tides of the East China Sea.- Chapter 9 : A Shattered Plate Beneath the Seabed.- Chapter 10 : Beyond the Shelf.- Chapter 11 : Unconventional Frontiers.- Chapter 12: When Da Means Everything.- Chapter 13 : When Valves Turned East.- Chapter 14 : Beneath the Tickers.- Chapter 15: Oil Has No Flag.- Chapter 16 :The Dragon Meets the Eagle.- Chapter 17: How Many Winds Must a Nation Catch?.- Chapter 18 : Keep the Fire Stoked.- Chapter 19 : Curse Beneath the Wellhead.-Chapter 20 Roads Less Traveled.
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