CNOOC Wraps Up $2.9B Refining & Petrochem Hub on the Chinese Mainland
CNOOC completes 21B yuan refining and petrochemical complex in Zhejiang with 10M+ tonne olefin capacity and record-breaking construction time.
August 2025
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