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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Private Chinese oil refiner and petrochemical manufacturers Hengli Petrochemical Corp and Rongsheng Petrochemical Corp have each hired a new executive for its Singapore trading desk, company officials said on Wednesday.

Hengli Petrochemical International Pte Ltd, the trading unit for Hengli Petrochemical Co. Ltd, hired James Zhang, formerly Head of Energy, Asia, at ICBC Standard Bank, as its deputy president to drive the company’s strategy and its day-to-day operations, a company spokesman said.

Separately, Zhu Yanyu, previously a veteran oil products trading manager at state-owned oil and gas company PetroChina, started in June at Rongsheng Petrochemical (Singapore) Pte Ltd as a deputy general manager in charge of refined products trading, said two company officials.

The Singapore operation is the international trading unit for Rongsheng Petrochemical Corp, which is a key stakeholder in Zhejiang Petrochemical Corp (ZPC), one of China’s largest private refiners which operates a 400,000 barrels per day refinery in east China’s Zhoushan.

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Gasoline consumption is expected to pick up while jet fuel demand may take longer to recover, Chen Hongbing, deputy general manager at Rongsheng Petrochemical told a forum at the 38th Annual Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference (APPEC). Financial Post Top Stories

At 10:37 am Singapore time (0237 GMT), the ICE Brent October crude futures were up 16 cents/b (0.36%) from the Aug. 20 settle at SUD45.07/b, while the new front-month NYMEX October light sweet crude contract was up by 9 cents/b (0.21%) at USD42.91/b.

And in September 2019, six world"s major petrochemical companies in Flanders, Belgium, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, and the Netherlands (Trilateral Region) announcedthe creation of a consortium to jointly investigate how naphtha or gas steam crackers could be operated using renewable electricity instead of fossil fuels. The Cracker of the Future consortium, which includes BASF, Borealis, BP, LyondellBasell, SABIC and Total, aims to produce base chemicals while also significantly reducing carbon emissions. The companies agreed to invest in R&D and knowledge sharing as they assess the possibility of transitioning their base chemical production to renewable electricity.

China"s refiners are optimistic about the likelihood of economic recovery in Asia"s top consuming country in the fourth quarter and into 2023 as pandemic control measures ease, helping to boost domestic oil product demand, according to the China-focused panel discussion at the S&P Global Commodity Insights Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference in Singapore Sept. 28.

"The toughest moment has passed. Restoring consumers" confidence is what the government needs to do and is doing," said Sun Xin, a director with Shenghong Petrochemical International, a trading desk of the greenfield Shenghong Petrochemical refinery complex in Jiangsu province.

"We have seen some green shoots already in China"s economy. Especially in September, we see more congestion in terms of transportation. We see a better run rate at the refineries," said Chen Hongbin, deputy GM of Rongsheng Petrochemical (Singapore).

Rongsheng is a trading arm of the privately-held refining complex Zhejiang Petroleum & Chemical, which restarted its 200,000 b/d No.4 CDU in last week after operations were suspended for seven months, and lifted run rates to around 95% of its nameplate capacity of 800,000 b/d from 83% in August, S&P Global data showed.

Petrochemical-oriented refineries with integrated value chains and economies of scale are expected to survive the intensive competition amid capacity surplus, the panelists said.

Wu said China"s new refineries were integrated with high yields of petrochemical products to replace imports when oil product demand growth slows, ruling out the small and simple refineries.

Beijing has set a target of capping China"s refining capacity at 20 million b/d in 2025. PetroChina"s 400,000 b/d Guangdong Petrochemical and the 320,000 b/d Shenghong Petrochemical refineries are scheduled to commission in 2022, while around 149,000 b/d of independent refining capacity was set to be phased out, S&P Global data showed.

Sun noted that refining and petrochemical bases help to lower transaction and logistics costs and maximize scale, while expanding the business chain to renewable energy, CCUS projects and new materials will help the company to compete in the future.

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SINGAPORE- Rongsheng Petrochemical, the trading arm of Chinese private refiner Zhejiang Petrochemical, has bought 12 million barrels of crude oil via a monthly spot tender in its biggest purchase in many months, trade sources said on Wednesday.

The purchase was Rongsheng"s biggest single-month buy in the spot market over several months, doubling the volume of what the refiner took via its monthly tender in April, trade data compiled by Reuters showed.

Zhejiang Petrochemical started the second 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) crude distillation unit (CDU) under its phase two expansion about a month ago, raising its crude processing capacity to 800,000 bpd, the largest in China, one of the sources said.

Refining and petrochemical manufacturing contributes about 5% of China"s total carbon emissions, or about 400-500 million tonnes, told Liu Minghui, ZPC"s vice president, at a live-streamed oil seminar hosted by Zhejiang provincial government in Zhoushan.

ZPC is working with China"s Tsinghua University to develop crude-to-olefin know-how that is expected to reduce carbon footprint by nearly half compared to the traditional process of obtaining feedstock for petrochemicals during the crude refining process, Liu said.