Sinopec

Sinopec is a large state owned oil company in China.
==History==
===2000-2028===
During the first three decades of the 21st century, Sinopec and PetroChina scoured the world in search of additional sources of oil and natural gas for the energy starved Chinese economy. The most notorious example of this is when PetroChina made the bankrupt nation of Angola a de facto Chinese oil colony in 2015 only to face a popular revolution that kicked them out in 2020.
Sinopec was heavily involved in the fracking boom that helped China survive the Great Recession and fueled Chinese growth in the 2020s. 
===Transition to a Post-Fossil Fuel Economy: 2029-2060===
After China committed to a transitioning to a hydrogen economy in the late 2020s, Beijing allowed Sinopec and PetroChina to use its immense earnings from oil and natural gas to build, own and operate a series of hydrogen fueling stations and supporting hydrogen infrastructure for the growing number of hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicles in the country. Sinopec continued to supply oil for the remaining gasoline powered vehicles in China and natural gas for natural gas power plants. By 2042, China removed the last gasoline powered cars from its roads. Sinopec became a green energy corporation with a historic name operating hydrogen infrastructure and fueling stations.
Sinopec also used its immense wealth to invest in solar power, nuclear energy and other forms of green to survive the end of the fossil fuel age.
Category:Corporations
Category:Energy
Category:Hydrogen Economy
Category:China