The Central Asia natural gas pipeline has transported more than 40 billion cubic meters of gas to China this year

According to the latest statistics of the Western Pipeline Company of the State Pipe Network Group, China's first transnational gas pipeline, the Central Asia Natural Gas Pipeline, has delivered more than 40 billion cubic meters of natural gas to China this year, with a daily gas transmission capacity of about 120 million cubic meters, providing a strong guarantee
for domestic natural gas supply.

The Central Asia natural gas pipeline starts from the border of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan in the west, passes through central Uzbekistan and southern Kazakhstan, enters through China's Xinjiang Khorgos Port, and currently realizes the parallel of the three lines of ABC, and after entry, it is connected to the second and third lines of the West-East Gas Pipeline through the first station of Khorgos Compressor, with a total length of 1,833 kilometers and a total designed gas transmission capacity of 60 billion cubic meters
per year.

Jin Yaohui, secretary of the party branch of the Khorgos operation area of the Western Pipeline Company of the National Pipe Network Group, introduced that the company strengthens the monitoring of supply and demand situation and the peak demand forecast, and continuously improves the smooth operation level of the pipeline network through the accurate measurement of gas quality and gas quantity at the front end of the first station in Khorgos and the high-quality management of equipment and facilities such as compressors, and makes every effort to ensure the safe and stable delivery of natural gas to more than 100 million square meters every day
.

Since the Central Asia natural gas pipeline was put into operation in December 2009, it has achieved a total of 4,730 days of safe and stable operation, and the highest daily transmission volume has exceeded 163 million cubic meters
.
The main gas sources of natural gas from the Central Asia gas pipeline come from Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2017, Kazakhstan gas sources
were developed.
The first station of the Western Pipeline Khorgos compressor is the first stop for Central Asian natural gas to enter China, and natural gas from Central Asia goes all the way east from Khorgos to the east, effectively ensuring the gas
consumption of more than 500 million residents in 27 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities along the downstream pipeline and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.