The China-Russia gas relationship – what’s ahead?
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Power of Siberia emerges as one of China’s most competitive gas sources
- Additional gas pipeline routes from Russia – the more the merrier?
- Embracing the Arctic chill – China’s growing appetite for Russian LNG
- Beyond economics – how geopolitics will always shape decision making
- Our key takeaways – what’s ahead in the China-Russia gas relationship?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Import prices at China border
- Delivered costs to Shanghai city gate
- Russian piped gas exports to China
- Delivered costs to Beijing for pre-FID Russian pipeline options
- Russian LNG exports to China
- Delivered costs to Shanghai for new LNG projects
- Russia to China gas flows
- Interstate tensions and recovery capacity of gas supply & transit countries of China
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