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Mon, 30 August 2010
PetroChina is planning to build three oil products pipelines to deliver oil products to northeastern, northwestern and southern parts of the Yunnan province, China, according to the Yunnan Information Newspaper.
The three projects include the Anning–Kunming–Qujing Pipeline, the Anning–Chu xiong–Dali–Baoshan Pipeline and the Anning–Yuxi–Mengzi–Wenshan Pipeline.
An environmental impact study has been completed for the three pipelines, with construction expected to commence in 2011.
The feedstock for the pipelines will be sourced from a 10 MMt/a refinery at Anning city in central Yunnan, construction of which will be completed within the next three years.
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