Floating and Production Storage Systems: Operational:
274
On Order:
42
Planned:
152
Available:
12
Looking ahead, both international and domestic environment will become more complex and
severe in 2012.
We have started a new voyage of building a world-leading energy and
chemical company.
We will adhere to taking transformation of growth pattern as the main
task, structure optimization as the starting point and reform and innovation as the driving force.
We will emphasize development quality and efficiency,technological progress,green and
low carbon, and people-orientation further.
Additionally, we will constantly improve
our value creation ability and sustainable development ability, and to transform from a
traditional energy and chemical company to a clean, environment-friendly, low-consumption and
efficient company.
Additionally, we will constantly expand cooperation with existing
and potential partners both at home and abroad, and strive to create a new win-win situation.
We look forward to your continued support.
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