Sinopec Shuts Oil Wells in Southern China on Floods
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., the nation’s second-largest oil producer, said it shut some oil wells in southern China because of flooding.
The impact on the company’s oilfields is “limited” so far, Huang Wensheng, spokesman of the company known as Sinopec, said by telephone today, declining to specify the number of wells that were closed.