Gazprom said it has set a new record for daily natural gas supplies to China through the Power of Siberia pipeline. The announcement, reported from Moscow on July 26, marks a new high for one-day deliveries on the route.
According to the company, the Power of Siberia pipeline has a design capacity of 38 billion cubic meters per year. That makes it one of the key channels for pipeline gas shipments from Russia to the Chinese market.
The update follows an earlier milestone reached on December 1, 2024, when supplies through Power of Siberia hit their maximum contractual level. The latest record suggests daily flows have continued at a strong pace within the framework of existing supply arrangements.
While Gazprom did not provide a new volume figure in the available report, the announcement underlines the growing significance of the Power of Siberia link in Russia-China gas trade. The pipeline remains central to Gazprom's deliveries to China as the company emphasizes performance on the route.