China’s Anti-Graft Investigator Keeps Oil Giants in Its Sights

China’s anti-corruption investigators continued to zero in on the nation’s oil giants, calling on two of its biggest state-owned companies to review their overseas investments and accusing them of nepotism.

Shell Trims China Shale Venture on Sichuan Population Challenges

Royal Dutch Shell Plc (RDSA), which signed the first shale-gas production sharing contract in China, will trim its project in Sichuan province because of geological challenges and the area’s dense population.

PetroChina Parent Chairman Censured by Government for Accidents

China National Petroleum Corp., the parent of the country’s biggest energy company PetroChina Co. (857), said its chairman was given a “disciplinary warning” by the government after accidents at Dalian port since July last year.