Central Asia natural gas pipelines have accumulated more than 400 billion cubic meters of gas to my country

Xinhua News Agency, Urumqi, June 16 (Reporter Du Gang and Gu Yu) According to the latest statistics of the Western Pipeline Company of the State Pipeline Group, my country's first multinational gas transmission pipeline -Central Asian natural gas pipeline has accumulated domestic gas to domestic gas exceeding 4000 100 million cubic meters, providing strong protection for domestic natural gas insurance.

From the west of the Central Asian Gas Pipeline, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan border, crossing central Uzbekistan and southern Kazakhstan, entering through the Holgos Port in Xinjiang, currently implementing ABC third -line parallel. The east and third -line pipelines are connected, with a total length of 1833 kilometers. The total design capacity is 60 billion cubic meters per year.

Wu Ze, a staff member of the Western Pipeline Company of the National Pipe Network Group, introduced that the company strengthened the monitoring and demand peak prediction of the company's supply and demand situation. Health medical examinations, continuously improve the smooth operation level of the pipe network, and do their best to provide all kinds of work for natural gas protection.

The first stop of the Western pipeline Horgos is the first stop for Central Asia to enter the country, and it is also the first stop of the West Gas East Pure Network. Natural gas from Central Asia from Horgos all the way to the east, which effectively guarantees the downstream pipeline The gas of more than 500 million residents in 27 provinces, regions, municipalities, and Hong Kong Special Administrative Regions.

Since the production of natural gas pipelines in Central Asia in December 2009, it has achieved a cumulative safe and smooth operation of 4,565 days, a single -day maximum input exceeding 160 million cubic meters. 10,000 tons of harmful substances and 568 million tons of carbon dioxide gas emissions.

The main gas sources of natural gas pipelines in Central Asia came from Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. In 2017, they opened up Kazakhstan gas sources.

[Editor in charge: Qiu Lifang]

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