BAKU, Azerbaijan, December 26. Gazprom has
achieved record gas deliveries to China, company CEO Alexey Miller
said during a year-end meeting at the Lakhta Center in St.
Petersburg, Trend
reports via Gazprom.
Miller highlighted that the Power of Siberia pipeline has become
the leading route for gas supplies to China, with deliveries
steadily increasing over the past few years. By the end of 2025,
Gazprom is expected to reach the contractual plateau of 38 billion
cubic meters and supply nearly 800 million cubic meters more than
required under contracts.
“This year, we regularly set new daily supply records, sometimes
breaking these records several times a week,” Miller said.
He underscored the company's capacity to address the escalating
energy consumption requirements.
While the official "plateau" target was 38 billion cubic meters
(bcm), Gazprom is delivering approximately 38.8 bcm for the 2025
calendar year. This 800 million cubic meter surplus epitomizes
China's escalating winter demand dynamics and the pipeline's
operational readiness metrics.
Throughout the final quarter of 2025, Gazprom reported breaking
daily supply records multiple times per week. This was driven by a
request from China's CNPC to maximize intake ahead of the peak
heating season. The 2025 volume represents a 25% increase compared
to the 31 bcm delivered in 2024.
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