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I am currently working in oil refining (hydrocracking units) and would like to change careers. How is the LNG industry? How is CPECC’s Southwest Branch in this regard? Thank you
After its heyday, it began to decline
Thank you. I was wondering if there are any other friends who are familiar with this company? I am extremely grateful for this
The LNG industry was particularly prosperous in 2007 and 2008; however, things didn’t go as well afterward due to regulations on new and existing gas supplies, as well as the entry of offshore gas sources and Russian gas. However, in terms of the working environment, it can be considered fairly good in the chemical industry, after all it relates to clean energy, and there are basically no harmful substances involved in the process
Thank you. Are there any other Haiyou who are familiar with this area and this company? Thank you in advance
From the perspective of LNG prices alone, it is an industry with lower demand in summer and higher demand in winter; however, when winter arrives, demand for gas is regulated. If you can resolve the issue of gas supply, then it is definitely a good industry.
You must be referring to the Southwest Oil and Gas Field Branch of CNPC; I can only say that it is the client for all oil engineering companies in the southwest region. It has five subordinate gas mining units, namely those in central Sichuan, southern Sichuan, northwestern Sichuan, Chongqing, northeastern Sichuan, as well as the Gas Transmission Management Department – which is truly outstanding.
The Southwest Institute isn’t that good; many of the designs are outsourced, and the expert teams are also hired from outside
From the perspective of LNG prices alone, it is an industry with lower demand in summer and higher demand in winter; however, when winter arrives, demand for gas is regulated. If you can resolve the issue of gas supply, then it is definitely a good industry.
Only with a steady supply of raw gas in winter can one make big profits!
The southwest is mainly characterized by long-distance natural gas pipelines