Putin's Pipe Dream? Why China And Russia Are Still Unlikely To Build The Power of Siberia-2

Putin's Pipe Dream? Why China And Russia Are Still Unlikely To Build The Power of Siberia-2

Russia’s Gazprom made headlines in Beijing last week as it announced progress on the ambitious gas pipeline. But analysts who spoke to RFE/RL say that the megaproject is still a long way off from ever getting built.

Trump’s Inaction Hands Putin a Lifeline Through China

Since Vladimir Putin launched his full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and plunged the world into an economic war alongside it, the Russian president has had three asks of his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping.  The first is political-military support for his war, followed closely by a deal on the Power of Siberia 2 Pipeline and unfettered access to Chinese financial markets.  In the past week, Putin has finally come close to securing all three.…

How a New Russia-China Gas Pipeline Could Reshape Global LNG Trade

Russia and China appear to be moving forward with a major natural gas pipeline between their countries after years of stalled negotiations. Russian energy giant Gazprom PJSC said it has signed a legally binding memorandum with China National Petroleum Corp. to build the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline.

China-Russia Pipeline Seen Displacing One-Third of LNG Imports, Analysts Warn

China’s planned Power of Siberia 2 pipeline with Russia could displace the equivalent of one-third of the country’s LNG imports and deliver a “shock” to the global seaborne gas trade

China-Russia Pipeline Seen Displacing One-Third of LNG Imports

China-Russia Pipeline Seen Displacing One-Third of LNG Imports  Sunday’s signing of a binding memorandum between Moscow and Beijing, presented the deal in Beijing as a centerpiece of their energy partnership. By Charles Kennedy | OIL PRICE.COM [...] The post China-Russia Pipeline Seen Displacing One-Third of LNG Imports first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.