A storage tank at Zhejiang’s Ningbo LNG terminal. (CNOOC Zhejiang LNG).
Energy officials in eastern China’s Zhejiang province have turned their attention to boosting gas storage capacity in cities and at LNG terminals. The aim is to increase the use of clean energy even when gas supplies are tight during the winter.
Zhejiang is under pressure to increase its consumption of less-polluting energy, having been named by China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) as the country’s first “national clean energy demonstration province” nearly four years ago. Since then, Zhejiang has embarked on a major gas pipeline construction spree,...
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