In Depth: How the War in Ukraine Is Rattling China’s Energy Transition

By Zhao Xuan, Luo Guoping, Chen Xuewan, and Manyun Zou

2022年05月06日 16:24

Natural gas may be marginalized as domestic industries fall back on reliable coal, experts say

: Oil refiners are also feeling the pain from high oil prices, even as the price of their products rises to new highs: VCG

Since Russia attacked Ukraine in late February, prices of crude oil and natural gas have jumped as sanctions on the major energy exporter have left many countries scrambling for alternative sources of fossil fuel.

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