Nearly 9,000 meters deep: China’s ‘underground Everest’ to pump crude from Asia’s deepest oil well

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Nearly 9,000 meters deep: China’s ‘underground Everest’ to pump crude from Asia’s deepest oil well

Posted by The Analyst | July 27, 2019 | Business
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China’s oil giant PetroChina has dug some 8,882 meters below Earth’s surface to create the deepest oil well on land in Asia. The previous record was set by another Chinese oil major.
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