South China was the second largest gasoil producer for the second consecutive month in October, producing 2.3-mil mt, sharply up 29.86% from a year earlier, showed data released by the National Bureau of Statistics.
The region saw crude throughput surge after PetroChina brought on stream 10-mil-mt/yr Qinzhou refinery in September, which explained the high gasoil output, market sources denoted.
Northeast China still ranked as China's top gasoil producer in the month, with output hitting 2.62-mil mt, according to the data.
Northwest China took the third place, yielding 2.18-mil mt, up 7.57% year-on-year.
Northeast China accumulatively produced 27.46-mil mt of gasoil in the first ten months of this year, highest of all regions, followed by Northwest China and East China, the data also indicated.
The region saw crude throughput surge after PetroChina brought on stream 10-mil-mt/yr Qinzhou refinery in September, which explained the high gasoil output, market sources denoted.
Northeast China still ranked as China's top gasoil producer in the month, with output hitting 2.62-mil mt, according to the data.
Northwest China took the third place, yielding 2.18-mil mt, up 7.57% year-on-year.
Northeast China accumulatively produced 27.46-mil mt of gasoil in the first ten months of this year, highest of all regions, followed by Northwest China and East China, the data also indicated.
