|
|
| LOGIN |
Mon, 3 July 2006
CHINA IS planning to import Turkmen gas via Tajikistan, the head of the Tajik government’s energy department has said. The Minister of Energy, Rashid Gulov, told the Asia-Plus news agency earlier this month that China is planning to complete the construction of the Turkmenistan-Uzbekistan-Tajikistan-China gas pipeline by 2009-2010.
"An agreement on the construction of this gas pipeline via Tajikistan has not been reached with the republic's leadership yet; however, it should be expected in the nearest future," Mr Gulov said. "If China implements the gas pipeline-laying project via our country, then this makes it possible to meet Tajikistan's demand for gas by 70 to 80%," he said.
Share this article on the web:
· Chavez says S America gas pipeline plan “has cooled”
Wed, 5 September 2007
· Russia’s President outlines pipeline plans
Thu, 8 December 2005
· KG basin to supply southern India by mid-2012
Fri, 23 April 2010
· Kazakhstan considers oil export route via the Caspian
Tue, 29 May 2007
· First integrated European network proposed
Tue, 2 December 2008
· $13bn cost for Trans-Sahara gas pipeline
Thu, 27 March 2008
· Indonesian gas pipeline receives $75-million loan
Tue, 26 September 2006
Embed this article:
Paste the above HTML code into your website to embed the article.
Article permalink: http://pipelinesinternational.com/news/ china_to_import_turkmen_gas/010703/
Do you have something to tell Pipelines International? Submit your news or information here.
Enter your details here to subscribe to the free Pipelines International Update.
Basket is empty.
1. Contracts awarded for Dolphin Gas Project
2. Operational manager appointed for Tasmanian Gas Pipeline
4. Nord Stream considers more pipelines
5. Pre-qualification open for Iran to Pakistan gas pipeline
6. Register now for the CO2 Forum
7. Submit your paper for Fixing Pipeline Problems
8. Company formed to build Glass Mountain Pipeline
9. Offshore contract awarded for Chinese development project
10. Keystone XL re-applies for Presidential Permit
2. Get your pipeline fix in Berlin
3. Best and brightest gather in Bahrain
4. From the sea to the coast: the Baku – Tbilisi – Ceyhan Pipeline
7. Pipeline risk assessment: a measurement tool — by W. Kent Muhlbauer, WKM Consultancy, LLC
9. Improve weld quality and operator control
10. A mountain of a project: the Sabah Sarawak Gas Pipeline
Latest Twitter updates:
Want to see the latest? Follow Pipelines International on Twitter.
Do you have something to tell Pipelines International? Submit your news or information here.
Download the Pipelines International Media Kit (PDF).
