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Energy Implications from Covid-19: China

Energy Implications from Covid-19: China

Yao Li, founder and CEO of SIA Energy based in Beijing, and Ben Cahill, Senior Fellow in the CSIS Energy Security and Climate Change Program, look at the implications of Covid-19 for the energy sector in China.

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May 13, 202016m 29s

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Show Notes

Yao Li, founder and CEO of SIA Energy based in Beijingand Ben Cahill, Senior Fellow in the CSIS Energy Security and Climate Change Program, look at the implications of Covid-19 for the energy sector in China. Ben and Yao discuss the direction Chinese economic recovery may take as energy demand—especially in transportation—begins to rebound.  They also delve into how the recovery is likely to be uneven across the energy sector, including oil, refining, natural gas and LNG, and inventories. Part of our series of deep dives into the energy implications of Covid-19. 

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energycsisgasoilgeopoliticsclimatechangeenvironment