10 years of Central Asian gas to China: what’s to come in the 2020s?
Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Central Asian gas to China – visualising the first decade
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What factors will shape the next decade?
- Upstream/supply side
- 1. Will Line D of Turkmenistan-China Gas Pipeline face more delays?
- 2. Will Kazakhstan or Uzbekistan commit to higher volumes?
- 3. Will the seasonality of Central Asian flows improve?
- Market/demand side
- 1. Will the competitive position of Central Asian gas improve?
- 2. Will China’s market reforms benefit Central Asian gas?
- 3. Will China’s gas infrastructure be ready for extra Central Asian gas?
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- Turkmenistan-China Gas Pipeline and West-East Gas Pipelines
- Central Asian gas to China – monthly volumes
- Central Asian gas to China – annual volumes
- Central Asian gas to China – price trends
- Central Asian gas to China – latest base case outlook
- Central Asian gas to China – delivered cost comparison at Shanghai city gate
- China’s gas reform journey
- China’s West-East gas infrastructure
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