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China's Energy Strategy Pays Off as Mideast War Cramps Supplies: Analysts
- China's long-term energy strategy of diversifying sources and building strategic reserves is helping it manage supply disruptions from the Iran war, though some sectors still face challenges.
- China imported more than half of its seaborne crude oil from the Middle East last year, according to analytics firm Kpler.
- Chinese leaders have increased storage and stockpiling of strategic reserves due to geopolitical concerns, according to Muyu Xu of Kpler.
- Experts say China's efforts to transition to renewable energy help it cope well with the current energy crisis.
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China's energy strategy pays off as Mideast war cramps supplies: analysts
China's long-term strategy of diversifying energy sources and building stockpiles is helping it weather disruptions from the Iran war, although some sectors still face major snags, analysts say.
·Missoula, United States
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Since the US strike on Iran, many felt that China's efforts over the years to cope with external shocks seemed to have worked, and that China appeared to be more resilient to the storm than many other countries. However, as the war continues, China's supply chains have begun to show severe pressure.
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