China’s largest single-pipeline gas transmission line, the China-Russia East Route gas pipeline, has been fully completed
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2024-12-02 22:39 **On December 2, the Pipeline Network Group announced that China’s largest single-pipeline gas transmission system – the China-Russia East Route gas pipeline – has been fully operational. Its annual gas transmission capacity has increased to 38 billion cubic meters, reaching its highest level yet. This marks the full completion of the energy strategic corridor in eastern China. Clean energy from Siberia is transported southward along the Heihe River in Heilongjiang to the East China region, eventually reaching Shanghai, thereby providing strong impetus for the high-quality economic and social development as well as for a better quality of life for the people along the way. The China-Russia East Route is the third cross-border natural gas pipeline to supply gas to China, following the Central Asia Pipeline and the China-Myanmar Pipeline; it is an important part of China’s four major energy strategic corridors. The China-Russia Eastern Route starts in Heihe, Heilongjiang in the north and extends to Shanghai in the south, with a total length of 5,111 kilometers. It is constructed in three sections: the northern section (Heihe, Heilongjiang–Changling, Jilin), the central section (Changling, Jilin–Yongqing, Hebei), and the southern section (Yongqing, Hebei–Shanghai). Since the northern section was put into operation and started delivering gas in December 2019, the various sections of the China-Russia East Pipeline, from Changling in Jilin to Taixing in Jiangsu, have been brought online one after another. The annual gas transmission volume has increased from 5 billion cubic meters at the beginning of operation to a current peak of 38 billion cubic meters. The Nantong-Luzhi section, which has been put into operation and made operational, is the last newly built pipeline segment of the southern part of the China-Russia East Route. Its completion marks the full connection of the entire China-Russia East Route, enabling natural gas to be transported from the north to Shanghai. By connecting with the West-East Gas Transmission pipeline system, it also allows gas to reach areas such as Zhejiang and Anhui. With the completion of the entire pipeline network, the China-Russia East Route is connected to the Northeast pipeline network, the Shaanxi-Beijing pipeline system, the West-East Gas Transmission pipeline system, as well as various liquefied natural gas receiving stations along the coast. This facilitates an improvement in the natural gas supply capacity and emergency response capabilities in China’s eastern region. It holds great significance for establishing a new framework for China’s natural gas pipeline network during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, characterized by \"four strategic corridors plus five vertical and five horizontal lines,\" thereby enhancing energy security and economic stability. The China-Russia East Route natural gas market covers China’s three eastern provinces, the Bohai Rim region, the Yangtze River Delta, and other areas. Since the northern section was put into operation in December 2019, the total volume of gas transported along the China-Russia East Pipeline has exceeded 80 billion cubic meters. This has not only created a new national gas supply framework and diversified the sources of natural gas supply but also promoted the transformation and upgrading of industries along the pipeline, providing strong impetus for the high-quality development of China’s eastern region.
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With an annual gas transport capacity of 38 billion cubic meters, the full completion of the China-Russia East Route natural gas pipeline means that its annual gas transport capacity has reached 38 billion cubic meters; it is currently the natural gas pipeline with the highest transport capacity in China. Behind this figure lie not only technological breakthroughs but also an important safeguard for China’s energy security. According to **Pipeline Network Group**, clean energy from Siberia is transported southward from Heihe in Heilongjiang to the East China region, eventually reaching Shanghai, thereby providing strong impetus for the high-quality development of the economy and society along the way as well as for the better quality of life of the local population. The major energy artery connecting the east and west, the China-Russia East Route gas pipeline, starts in Heihe, Heilongjiang Province in the north and reaches Shanghai in the south, passing through 9 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government, with a total length of 5,111 kilometers. This pipeline not only connects China and Russia, but also links together various important economic regions such as the Northeast, North China, and East China. Through interconnection with the Northeast pipeline network, the Shaanxi-Beijing pipeline system, the West-East Gas Transmission pipeline system, and several liquefied natural gas receiving stations along the coast, the natural gas supply capacity and emergency peak-shaving capabilities in China’s eastern region have been significantly enhanced. Promoting regional economic development: Since the northern section of the pipeline came online on December 2, 2019, the total volume of gas transported along the China-Russia East Route has exceeded 80 billion cubic meters. This figure not only has created a new pattern for gas supply across the country, thereby diversifying the sources of natural gas supply, but it has also facilitated the transformation and upgrading of industries along the route, providing strong impetus for the high-quality development of China’s eastern region. According to statistics, the China-Russia East Route natural gas market covers regions such as China’s three eastern provinces, the Bohai Rim area, and the Yangtze River Delta, benefiting 450 million people living along these areas.