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Bukhara-Ural Gas Pipeline (Russian: Газопровод Бухара-Урал) is an operating gas pipeline in Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The pipeline starts

of pipeline run in Turkmenistan while 65 km run in Iran. In October 1995, the National Iranian Oil Company decided to build the pipeline to supply the

Field–Ashgabad Pipeline is a gas pipeline in Turkmenistan. The pipeline runs from the Sovietabad Field (now called Dauletabad Gas Field) in Amu-Darya Basin

- Crude Oil (petroleum) pipelines - Natural Gas pipelines - Products pipelines, Theodora, accessed January 2020.

commissioning of three refineries in Pavlodar (1978 year) and Chimkent (1984) in Kazakhstan, as well as Chardzhovsk (1990) in Turkmenistan, intended for processing

their interest in participating in the project. In May 2010 it was announced that Turkmenistan would build the pipeline on its own. The pipeline starts from

and Turkmenistan that occasionally led to the halt in the operations of the pipeline, most recently in 2016. The gas supply resumed in 2019. In spring 2023

Okarem-Beyneu Gas Pipeline (Russian: Газопровод Окарем-Бейнеу) is an operating gas pipeline in Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan. The pipeline runs from Okarem

about 1,833 km in length; 188 km of the pipeline are in Turkmenistan, 530 km in Kazakhstan, and the remaining 1,115 km of the pipeline run from Kazakhstan

Central Asia-Center Gas Pipeline (CAC-4) in the Zaunguz Karakum on the territory of Turkmenistan. "The main gas pipelines of Turkmenistan". www.mfa.gov.tm. Retrieved

entering the EU in Romania and reaching western Europe via existing pipelines in Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, Slovakia and onwards. The pipeline has been approved

The White Stream pipeline would branch-off from the existing South Caucasus Gas Pipeline (SCP) at a location south-west of Borjomi in Georgia. From there

Gas Pipeline (also referred to as Naip-Deryalyk Gas Pipeline, Russian: Газопровод «Найип - Дерьялык») is an operating gas pipeline in Turkmenistan. The

Kelif-Dushanbe and Kelif-Mubarek gas pipelines, significant sections of which run through Turkmenistan. Shurtan-Sherabad gas pipeline allows transportation of Uzbek

The pipeline is owned and operated by PetroChina. The pipeline carries gas sourced in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. Shaan-Jing Pipelines run

trunk pipeline system began in 2017. The transit volume reached 0.68 mtpa in 2017 and 0.36 mtpa in 2018. There was no transit of Russian oil in the years

conditions in Turkmenistan. Concerns have been raised about the safety of the project. Gas for the Nabucco pipeline coming from Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan will

Proposed Pipelines in Turkmenistan Proposed Pipelines in Kazakhstan

Year: The pipeline is owned and will be operated by PetroChina. The pipeline carries gas sourced in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. In October 2020

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