High Oil Prices Deliver a Windfall for China’s Coal-to-Chemicals Industry

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China’s biggest coal-to-chemicals producer reported record profits for the first half, raking in the equivalent of $1.4 billion as crude oil prices soared internationally, strengthening the business case for converting coal to chemicals.

Bloomberg reported today that Ningxia Baofeng Energy Group Co., which accounts for about a third of China’s coal-to-chemicals output, had an especially strong second quarter when oil prices spiked amid the Strait of Hormuz oil flows disruption.

The first-half figure was an almost twofold increase on…

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