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Russia says pipeline to China will replace Nord Stream 2​

16 September,2022

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SAMARKAND (AFP) - A Russian pipeline to China will replace the Nord Stream 2 gas link to Europe, abandoned amid the Ukraine conflict, Moscow s Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Thursday.

Asked in an interview with Russian television channel Rossiya-1 if Russia would replace the European Nord Stream 2 with the Asian Force Siberia 2, Novak said: "Yes."

Earlier in the day, the minister, on the sidelines of a visit to Uzbekistan, said Russia and China would soon sign agreements on the delivery of "50 billion cubic metres of gas" per year via the future Force 2 pipeline in Siberia.

This volume will almost represent the maximum capacity of Nord Stream 1 -- 55 billion cubic metres in total -- which has been shut down since September 2.

A third of Russian gas supplies to the European Union had passed through the strategic pipeline, which links Russia to Germany.

Force Siberia 2 will fuel China s energy-guzzling economy, partly via Mongolia.

Construction is due to start in 2024.

It will therefore replace the Nord Stream 2 project, long backed by Germany but which Washington viewed dimly, and which the West has scrapped since the Russian offensive in Ukraine began in late February.

Russian gas exports to the EU "will drop by around 50 billion cubic metres" in 2022, Novak said.

At the same time, the Russian minister said that Gazprom, operator of the Force of Siberia 1 gas pipeline that has linked the Chaiandina field to northeastern China since the end of 2019, would "increase its deliveries" to reach "20 billion cubic metres of gas" each year.

The linking of the Kovytka field, near Lake Baikal, to the pipeline in early 2023 will help achieve the increase.

By 2025, when it reaches its maximum capacity, the pipeline will produce 61 billion cubic metres of gas per year, more than Nord Stream 1, of which 38 billion cubic metres will go to China under a 2014 contract signed between Gazprom and its Chinese counterpart CNPC.

The two sides also signed agreements to build a new transit route from Vladivostok in Russia s Far East to northern China, bringing in an additional 10 billion cubic metres of gas, the energy ministry said Thursday.

 
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Russia says pipeline to China will replace Nord Stream 2​

16 September,2022

map-nordstream-1168x440px.jpg


SAMARKAND (AFP) - A Russian pipeline to China will replace the Nord Stream 2 gas link to Europe, abandoned amid the Ukraine conflict, Moscow s Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Thursday.

Asked in an interview with Russian television channel Rossiya-1 if Russia would replace the European Nord Stream 2 with the Asian Force Siberia 2, Novak said: "Yes."

Earlier in the day, the minister, on the sidelines of a visit to Uzbekistan, said Russia and China would soon sign agreements on the delivery of "50 billion cubic metres of gas" per year via the future Force 2 pipeline in Siberia.

This volume will almost represent the maximum capacity of Nord Stream 1 -- 55 billion cubic metres in total -- which has been shut down since September 2.

A third of Russian gas supplies to the European Union had passed through the strategic pipeline, which links Russia to Germany.

Force Siberia 2 will fuel China s energy-guzzling economy, partly via Mongolia.

Construction is due to start in 2024.

It will therefore replace the Nord Stream 2 project, long backed by Germany but which Washington viewed dimly, and which the West has scrapped since the Russian offensive in Ukraine began in late February.

Russian gas exports to the EU "will drop by around 50 billion cubic metres" in 2022, Novak said.

At the same time, the Russian minister said that Gazprom, operator of the Force of Siberia 1 gas pipeline that has linked the Chaiandina field to northeastern China since the end of 2019, would "increase its deliveries" to reach "20 billion cubic metres of gas" each year.

The linking of the Kovytka field, near Lake Baikal, to the pipeline in early 2023 will help achieve the increase.

By 2025, when it reaches its maximum capacity, the pipeline will produce 61 billion cubic metres of gas per year, more than Nord Stream 1, of which 38 billion cubic metres will go to China under a 2014 contract signed between Gazprom and its Chinese counterpart CNPC.

The two sides also signed agreements to build a new transit route from Vladivostok in Russia s Far East to northern China, bringing in an additional 10 billion cubic metres of gas, the energy ministry said Thursday.

Misleading

That’s not “replacing”.

Russia scraps north stream 1 and 2. Then in addition reducing or scrapping other pipelines to Europe.

The pipelines to China remain and more will be built. That’s the long plan. however without western technology and money the new pipeline will never be reality.

Then there is another problem for Putin: China gas consumption says flat and gradually sinks.
 
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The pipelines to China remain and more will be built. That’s the long plan. however without western technology and money the new pipeline will never be reality.

Then there is another problem for Putin: China gas consumption says flat and gradually sinks.
What are you talking about? several pipelines connecting China and Russia have already been there for years. You believe building a pipeline is rocket science? don't forget, if China can't build certain infrastructure, no one else in this world can.
China's consumption flat? lol, we have not nearly enough, besides, if we do have surplus, we can resell them to Europe, at a price.
 
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What are you talking about? several pipelines connecting China and Russia have already been there for years. You believe building a pipeline is rocket science? don't forget, if China can't build certain infrastructure, no one else in this world can.
China's consumption flat? lol, we have not nearly enough, besides, if we do have surplus, we can resell them to Europe, at a price.
I know too little about China capability to building pipelines I think China can. I am talking about Russian capability.
If they even can’t repair a turbine, nor stop oil leak, then how can they build pipelines to China? The existing pipelines to Europe were built and financed by western companies and banks.
 
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That’s the section in China. I was talking about pipelines in Russia.
I don't how capable Russia is, but I m sure it's not rocket science, There is one pipeline connecting China is from Myamar, if Myanmar can make it, I don't see why Russia can't.

PLanned pipeline to China

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I don't how capable Russia is, but I m sure it's not rocket science, There is one pipeline connecting China is from Myamar, if Myanmar can make it, I don't see why Russia can't.

PLanned pipeline to China

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Who will deliver gas turbines?
 
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Even if they start today, it's going to take at least 5 years to complete such a project. This isn't going to replace anything anytime soon.
 
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