Daqing

Summary
China Gravity: 32.3 Sulfur: 0.11 Loading Port: Dairen (Dalian) Other Names: Taching Production Daqing, in northeastern China, accounts for about 1.1 million barrels per day of China's production, out of a total crude production of a bit above 3.2 million b/d. Daqing is a mature field, however, having begun production in 1963, and is expected to show a declining output in future years, expected to decline by 20,000 b/d throughout 2001...

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