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e built, because of concerns about the environmental impact, the price
of the gas (which is expected to be comparable to European levels) and the time
scale for development of Russian gas fields and the related infrastructure.
A 3 000-km pipeline from Kazakhstan to the Xinjiang province is also planned
and is supposed to come on stream in 2009. Initial capacity would be 10 bcm
per year, rising to 30 bcm in 2012. Gas is due to come mainly from
Turkmenistan, following the deal signed recently by CNPC to receive 30 bcm
per year over 30 years, as well as from the gas fields of other Central Asian
countries.
Table 10.6: LNG Regasification Terminals in China
Terminal Location Main Status Start-up Initial
(province) operator capacity
(bcm)
Shenzhen Guangdong CNOOC/BP Operating 2006 5.0
Shenzhen Guangdong CNOOC/BP Under construction 2008 2.7
(extension)
Putian Fujian CNOOC Under construction 2009 3.5
Putian Fujian CNOOC Under construction 2010 3.3
(extension)
Yangshan Shanghai Shanghai LNG Under construction 2009 4.1
(CNOOC,
Shenergy)
Subtotal existing and under construction 18.6
Qingdao Shangdong Sinopec Feasibility study After 4.1
completed 2010
Ningbo Zhejiang CNOOC, Feasibility study After 4.1
Zhejiang 2010
Energy Group
Rudong Jiangsu PetroChina Feasibility study After 4.8
completed 2011
Tangshan Hebei PetroChina Feasibility study After 4.1
completed 2010
Dalian Liaoning PetroChina Feasibility study 2012 4.1
completed
Tianjin Tianjin Sinopec Pre-feasibility study 2012 2.7
Beihai Guangxi PetroChina Unknown After 4.1
2010
Subtotal under consideration 28.0
Total 46.6
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Sources: Company reports and IEA estimates.
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