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Russian gas to China starts on October 25

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3 years ago
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Gazprom announced that starting from Oct.25, gas from the Kovykta field will be supplied to the Kovykta–Chayanda gas pipeline for its commissioning.

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The pipeline is the first leg of the Russia-China Power of Siberia 1, and Kovykta gas will boost pipeline volumes up to the designed 38bcm/y

Once the supply will start, the pipeline will connect the largest reserve in Eastern Siberia (Kovyktinskoye – 1.8 trillion cubic meters of gas and 65.7 million tons of condensate) to the largest gas market in Asia.

The Kovykta field will be put into operation in H2-22.

Source: Francesco SASSI

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