China’s zonal gas transmission tariff: changes and implications
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- The zonal tariff is an important step in China’s gas sector reform
- Tariffs differ by pipeline and zones, influenced by transition and consumption features
- Transmission tariffs for pipeline imports will increase, potentially benefitting LNG imports in coastal regions
- The zonal tariff regime will facilitate supply optimisation and efficiency improvement
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Evolution of tariff reform
- Tariff comparison
- Major pipelines and the three transmission cities
- Zonal piped gas supply and demand
- Zonal supply and demand in 2023, bcm
- Interprovincial gas allocation and LNG demand in the Central and East zone
- Cost of selected gas sources to major locations
What's included
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