Gazprom breaks third record in November for daily gas shipments to China

In the written statement made by Gazprom, it was stated that the new record in natural gas shipments to China was recorded on November 4, and that the shipments were carried out within the scope of the long-term contract signed with the China National Petroleum Company (CNPC).

While the company renewed its daily shipment records on November 1 and 3, with the last record, the historical peak was reached for the third time in the first four days of November. Gazprom did not share information on the daily shipment amount.

While the annual capacity of the Power of Siberia pipeline, which started to deliver natural gas from Russia to China in 2019, reached 38 billion cubic meters, Gazprom and CNPC agreed last year to gradually increase this amount to 44 billion cubic meters.

According to Gazprom's data, natural gas shipments to China through the line in question increased by 24.8 percent compared to the previous year, reaching 38.8 billion cubic meters in 2025.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandr Novak also stated in his statement in October that they expected 39 billion cubic meters of natural gas to be shipped to China this year through the Power of Siberia.