BEIJING: After dehydration, desulfurisation and decarbonisation, freshly extracted gas from Central Asian countries merges into the China-Central Asia natural gas pipeline, jointly operated by the China National Petroleum Corp and local partners.
Traversing wild deserts and grasslands, the natural gas in the pipeline will travel nearly 2,000km eastward over the next 84 hours to the Chinese border city of Horgos in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, from where it is distributed further to various Chinese regions including Shanghai, Fuzhou and Hong Kong.
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