Pipelines are the critical infrastructure that underpins global energy trade and geopolitical power, and these nine projects ...

The $55 billion pipeline, Power of Siberia, runs almost 1,865 miles from gas fields in Irkutsk and Yakutsk in Siberia to the Chinese border. It represents the latest powerful symbol of the growing ...

A new international gas pipeline and bridge between Russia and China are hoped not only to boost bilateral trade, but also to transform the economic outlook of the East amid tensions with the West.

The European Union agreed to block attempts to revive the Nord Stream gas pipelines and lower a price cap for Russian oil ...

Russia switched on an enormous gas pipeline to China worth billions of dollars Monday, affirming increasingly close economic and political ties between the two countries. CNN values your feedback 1.

Russia already sends gas to China via its Power of Siberia pipeline, which began pumping supplies in 2019, and by shipping liquefied natural gas (LNG). It exported 16.5 billion cubic metres (bcm ...

Russia's Gazprom said Monday that it signed a contract to design a natural-gas pipeline to China. It said the pipeline would deliver up to 1.8 trillion cubic feet of natural gas a year via Mongolia.

China -- a crucial political and economic partner for the Kremlin amid the war -- is central to that diversification strategy and the Russian economy would get a huge boost from the new gas pipeline.

Russia Eyes Another Massive Gas Pipeline To China By Vanand Meliksetian - Jul 08, 2020, 12:00 PM CDT The Chinese and Russian leadership have over the years intensified political and economic ...

SVOBODNY, Russia—An 1,800-mile pipeline is set to begin delivering Russian natural gas to China on Monday. The $55 billion channel is a feat of energy infrastructure—and political engineering.

Kazakhstan and Russia have established the route for a future gas pipeline to support shipments between the two countries and to China, Kazakhstan's energy minister said on Tuesday.

Sources told the FT that China had asked to get the gas at the same heavily subsidized rates as in Russia and would commit to buying only a small fraction of the pipeline's annual output of 50 ...