Major LNG pipe networks of the top three state-owned Chinese oil firms have been interconnected in Binhai New Area in Tianjin city of north China, helping ease gas shortage in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region during winter heating season, local media reported.
On November 19, Dagang oilfield Binhai sub-distribution station, owned by China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), started to receive gas from Nangang division under Sinopec, supplying over 5 million cubic meters of gas a day.
After four months of construction, the project, including a transmission pipeline spanning 2.8 km, was completed on October 31. It has a designed daily gas delivery capacity of 20 million cubic meters.
Apart from this, another key project for natural gas infrastructure connectivity outlined by China for 2018 – the pipeline project linking Dagang oilfield Binhai sub-distribution station with Mengxi coal-to-gas pipeline of China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) – has basically been finished and will soon come on stream.
Upon operation, an additional 4 million cubic meters of gas will arrive at Dagang oilfield Binhai sub-distribution station to supply northern areas each day via the 3.2 km pipeline this year. The designed supply capacity is 30 million cubic meters per day.
Source:sxcoal
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