ICYMI: Around a third of Chinese fuel-processing refining capacity is currently idle

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Posting this as an ICYMI. It comes via Bloomberg (gated). In very brief:

  • China’s refining sector is set up mainly to serve its domestic market
  • The government controls how much fuel can be sent abroad via a quota system
  • It had 17.5 million barrels a day of capacity at the end of 2020, and will reach 20 million by 2025
  • China’s big state-owned refiners, which make up around three-quarters of the industry, were running at around 71 per cent of capacity on June 10

Output in China has been subdued for many months.

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