The
New
York-
and
Hong
Kong-listed
Chinese
oil
giant
said
it
expects
to
produce
between
338
and
348
million
barrels
of
oil
equivalent
(boe)
in
2013.
While
this
rate
is
largely
flat
with
2012’s
forecasted
341
million
to
343
million
boe,
chief
executive
Li
Fanrong
said
the
player
was
looking
at
up
to
10%
average
growth
by
2015
versus
2011.
“We
are
confident
to
achieve
6%
to
10%
compound
annual
growth
rate
on
production
growth
from
2011
to
2015,”
Li
said,
adding
2013
would
be
a
year
of
strengthening
exploration,
development
and
construction
for
future
growth.
The
explorer
is
spending…
