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  • screw blackseed oil production line in sudan
  • How much oil does Sudan produce a day?
  • Roughly 490,000 barrels per day. Production grew sharply for several years ¨C output has more than doubled since 2003, when Sudan produced roughly 210,000 barrels per day ¨C but now seems to have hit a plateau. At those levels, Sudan is not one of the world¡¯s largest oil producers: It currently ranks 30th, between Australia and Ecuador.
  • Who owns the oil industry in Sudan?
  • The state-owned China National Petroleum Corporation controls 40 per cent of the largest oil consortiums in Sudan. It has invested heavily in Sudan¡¯s oil infrastructure, including the pipeline to Port Sudan and several refineries in the north. And so it benefits heavily from Sudan¡¯s oil industry, importing billions of dollars of oil per year.
  • Where does Sudan's oil come from?
  • Most of it ¨C nearly two-thirds ¨C goes to China, Sudan¡¯s largest trading partner. The state-owned China National Petroleum Corporation controls 40 per cent of the largest oil consortiums in Sudan. It has invested heavily in Sudan¡¯s oil infrastructure, including the pipeline to Port Sudan and several refineries in the north.
  • How does Sudan benefit from its oil industry?
  • And so it benefits heavily from Sudan¡¯s oil industry, importing billions of dollars of oil per year. (Beijing does not release exact statistics on its imports from Sudan.) The industry wasn¡¯t always dominated by China: Chevron was the first oil company to invest in Sudan, and the French firm Total has a large concession in the south.