Asset Report
Central Asia-Centre Pipeline
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Report summary
The legacy Central Asia-Centre (CAC) gas pipeline network was built in the 1960-80s to transport Central Asian gas to Russia for internal use and onward export to Europe.Gazprom's gas purchases from Turkmenistan ceased in mid-2024. Russian flows to Uzbekistan are minor. As a result, traditional south-to-north flows are now minimal and much of the system's northbound capacity is severely underutilised. However, the CAC has gained a new role transporting Russian gas southwards to ...
Table of contents
- Summary
- Key Issues
- Pipeline ownership
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Overview
- Key details
- CAC pipeline strings
- Pipeline condition
- Reversal
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Upgrade plans
- Previous
- Current
- Capex
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Transport tariffs
- Kazakh tariffs
- Turkmenistan
- Uzbekistan
- Russia
- Kazakhstan transit agreements
- Historical volumes
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