China's Guanghui Energy invested 700 million yuan (US$101.73 million) to build two tanks for its Qidong LNG plant, new natural gas pipelines and natural gas service stations in 2017, the company said in a filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Feb. 7.
Guanghui said it plans to invest a total of 7 billion yuan in 2017 for its previously announced projects including development of oil fields in Kazakhstan, railways and coal gas plants. (US$1 = 6.8810 Chinese yuan renminbi)
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