1. It's still unknown when the suspension of gas supply will come to an end, said Xu.
2. The company's first project to pipe natural gas from western to eastern China went into commercial operation at the end of 2004.
3. China and Japan reached a deal in June 2008 to end a dispute over the gas fields in the East China Sea.
4. Analysts said the country's rising imports of the fuel would end up further linking its gas prices to the international prices.
5. That means no end in sight for spiraling gas prices, already above $ 4 per gallon in much of the country.
6. Japan must put an end to the dispute over the gas field in the East China Sea and agree on joint development with China.
7. With the end of the war in Iraq, the country's oil and gas production capacity is now on tap.
8. Ferguson sees the end of this year as a crucial time for the fate of the gas project.
9. The price of natural gas for end users in China's major cities stand between 1 yuan to 2 yuan.
10. The latest fight over natural gas began toward the end of 2008 and escalated early this year.