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China is the world’s third-largest gas market – as well as its fastest-growing. Government policy, economic growth and reform of its gas pricing system are driving growth in demand at double-digit rates. The outlook for China’s gas market and its interaction with the wider world of global gas is both a major question for international gas players as well as for Chinese policymakers. While it is primarily government policy driving gas demand today, through the coal-to-gas switching programm...
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- 2018-11-08
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Working paper
China’s long march to gas price freedom: price reform in the people’s republic
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