Turkmenistan-China Gas Pipeline Report

Asset Report 28 June 2024

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Report summary

The Turkmenistan-China Gas Pipeline is Central Asia's key gas export route. It currently consists of three lines (A, B and C) that deliver gas from the Turkmenistan-Uzbekistan border to China, via Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. It connects with China's own West-East gas system at the border. Development of the network was a turning point for Central Asia's gas industry, which historically relied on exports to Russia. The pipelines are 2,000 kilometres in length and comprise one of ...

Key facts
Summary and key issues
- Summary
- Key issues
Location maps
Participation
- Operator
  - Trans-Asia Gas Pipeline Company
- Ownership
  - Transit country JVs
  - Turkmenistan pipeline tie-in
Development
- Overview
  - Capacity
- Lines A and B
  - Overview
  - Key dates
  - Capacity
  - Key contracts
- Line C
  - Overview
  - Key dates
  - Capacity
  - Key contracts
- Line D
  - Overview
  - Key dates
  - Route
  - Agreements
  - Project status
Throughput
- Overview
  - Recent trends
  - Future supply considerations
- Historical volumes
- Future volumes
  - Turkmenistan
  - Uzbekistan
  - Kazakhstan
- Supply sources
  - Turkmenistan
  - Uzbekistan
  - Kazakhstan
Costs
- Capital costs
  - Financing
- Tariff
  - Transit and export tariff
  - Regulated tariff (for domestic use)
Sales contracts
- Gas sales agreements (GSAs)
  - Turkmenistan
  - Uzbekistan
  - Kazakhstan
- Gas price
  - Points of sale