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Professor Li Haibing, a researcher with the Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences subsequently estimated the basin's oil reserves at 10 billion tonnes, or more than 70 billion barrels./ A large quantity of oil and gas resources are thought to be buried in the Qiangtang Basin in western China's remote Tibet Autonomous Region, where a new oil and gas industrial base is likely to be developed. The 160,000 sq km Qiangtang Basin is one of the less developed basins in China. But its structures and the surrounding natural conditions, similar to those of oilfields around the Caspian Sea and the Middle East, indicate the presence of fossil fuel reserves. So far, a 100 km long oil belt has been discovered in the south of the basin. There is the likelihood that in the middle of the basin, light crude oil may be found. subsequently estimated the basin's oil reserves at 10 billion tonnes, or more than 70 billion barrels.
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