China completed the construction of a second pipeline for the supply of Russian raw materials

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On Sunday, CNPC, the Chinese state corporation, fully completed welding work on the second line of the Mohe-Daqing pipeline, which will begin supplying energy from Russia from January 1 as part of the Skovorodino-Mohe-Daqing project, reports TASS Post by the National Television of China.

China completed the construction of a second pipeline for the supply of Russian raw materials




According to the TV channel, “the length of the new branch of the pipeline passing through the territory of Heilongjiang Province (Northeast China) and the neighboring Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region exceeds 940 km.” Annually, it is planned to supply up to 30 million tons of oil - almost twice as much as before.

Now we have to carefully test the equipment and the functioning of the entire system as a whole, it is necessary to check a lot of parameters, as well as conduct a series of preparatory works for launch,
said the deputy head of the project for the launch of the second thread Dean Hemin.

According to him, the new challenge “will significantly enhance China’s energy security, optimize energy supply, and have a stimulating effect on the economic development of the northeastern provinces of the PRC.”

The agency recalls that Russian oil, on the tap coming from ESPO Skovorodino, began to flow to China from the 2011 year. Last year, the Skovorodino-Mohe-Daqing route to the neighboring country delivered 16,5 million tons of oil. The construction of the second line began in August 2016.
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  1. +5
    13 November 2017 15: 30
    Not bad. Revenues will go to the treasury soon.
    1. +7
      13 November 2017 15: 35
      On the map something like this
      1. +4
        13 November 2017 15: 41
        We will boost the Chinese economy with Russian gas ...
        1. +4
          13 November 2017 15: 50
          Oil actually. And yes, it’s better of course than nothing at all, but how much more profitable it would be to at least have refineries on our side of the border and supply processed products to China ...
        2. +2
          13 November 2017 15: 58
          Quote: Shura Perm
          We will boost the Chinese economy with Russian gas ...

          Vashcheta oil, in this case ... But anyway - raise!
          Some kind of double impression of such news: it seems like export earnings are necessary, but on the other hand, we trade in the future of our children ...
          1. +3
            13 November 2017 16: 45
            There, for the benefit of Russia, not everything is clear, the cunning Chinese have turned things up so that we almost should stay with them.
          2. +3
            13 November 2017 18: 57
            Not the fact that in the future, oil will be of value.
          3. +2
            13 November 2017 19: 01
            in the early 90s, I bought in Cherkizovo (in front of the modern Locomotive) - junk, and before I sold it at home, I looked through it and hemmed it.
            CHINA IS GROWING AND LOW AND UP AND TO NEIGHBORS
        3. +1
          13 November 2017 16: 22
          Quote: Shura Perm
          We will boost the Chinese economy with Russian gas ...

          don’t worry, the Americans are already dealing with this issue with might and main
          On November 9, during a visit to the PRC by US President Donald Trump, China Petrochemical Corp. and American Alaska Gasline Development Corp. (AGDC) signed an agreement to develop a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Alaska, which will supply LNG to China.

          The project is estimated at $ 43 billion, its capacity is 20 million tons of liquefied natural gas per year (approximately 27,6 billion cubic meters). In other words, in terms of scale it is not much inferior to the Gazprom Power of Siberia (38 billion cubic meters per year). According to the plan, an 800-mile gas pipeline from the northern fields in Alaska will be laid to the LNG plant in the south of the country, from where liquefied gas can be loaded onto tankers and sent to China.
          1. +1
            14 November 2017 08: 27
            The whole Internet laughed at this trump of Trump. Keywords here: it is POSSIBLE to take part in the construction ... Will buy a PART of gas from this plant ...
      2. +3
        13 November 2017 15: 42
        If North. The Koreans made a fuss - and passed a thread to the South through their territory. Korea - there would be a fairy tale ...
      3. +1
        13 November 2017 17: 17
        The pipeline is still vulnerable and depends on the United States. South Korea and Japan. In which case it can be blocked.
        1. +1
          13 November 2017 19: 04
          ON 4 THREADS SOUTH FLOW BUILT 6 UNDER BOATS
          how many tank armies and air defense are needed for 4 threads of gas-oil-wires in the Far East ???
          ---- for 6! or x knows !!!
      4. +8
        13 November 2017 18: 18
        Now, in the structure of exports to China, raw materials will occupy 90 percent !!!!
        and this is Putin’s great plan - to make the country a raw materials appendage of China.
        1. 0
          13 November 2017 19: 39
          That you have the opportunity to change shoes in the air, at least several times a day. A tile, it is a solid rails and a track from which it is very difficult to taxi.
          The policy of rapprochement between Russia and China follows the same path as the USSR and Germany in 39
    2. +5
      13 November 2017 16: 42
      Quote: Sergey53
      Not bad. Revenues will go to the treasury soon.

      In our Arctic, oil and gas reserves are not large .. So let the Chinese use and get used to it (if we can block it ..)))
  2. +10
    13 November 2017 15: 35
    While Europe is discussing with the US filing how to reduce its dependence on Russian oil and gas, China is doing business. Yes
    1. +3
      13 November 2017 15: 39
      China signed an import agreement with the United States last week
      American liquefied natural gas. And Chinese companies were given
      the right to develop oil in Alaska.
      So, you’re right, the Chinese do not lose a day.
      1. +4
        13 November 2017 15: 47
        China is rowing all that it can, to which hands reached and even further .... what can I say, it remains to recall the old joke "..... with the Chinese we ate!"
        1. +11
          13 November 2017 15: 54
          I’m certainly not the daughter of a Chinese officer, but not everything is so simple:
          There is Prudhoe Bay in the very north of Alaska on the Beaufort Sea coast. The gas there is “correct”, that is, not shale. The task is to build a gas purification plant there, extend a 1288-km long pipe from Prudo Bay to Nikiska, in southern Alaska, and to build three gas liquefaction plants there. How real is it? Maybe it’s real: there was a precedent. In the 70s in 2 years an oil pipeline was built according to the project of the Russian (white emigrant) engineer Egor Popov by the same route. True, oil reserves on the northern coast of Alaska have dried up much faster than was originally predicted and what the Americans would like. Therefore, the question of how much gas is really in Prudhoe Bay and who wants to “kick” anyone here remains open
          1. 0
            13 November 2017 17: 19
            Again, under the control of the United States. No way the PRC can come off the patron.
      2. +1
        13 November 2017 15: 50
        During Trump's stay in China, American and Chinese companies signed agreements totaling $ 253 billion - contracts, in particular, were concluded in the field of energy, defense and technology.

        The parties signed a 43-billionth contract for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to China from Alaska.


        https://m.gazeta.ru/politics/2017/11/10_a_1097819
        6.shtml
      3. +8
        13 November 2017 15: 52
        Yeah, the poor pin.dos for
        Quote: voyaka uh
        China signed an import agreement with the United States last week
        American liquefied natural gas. And Chinese companies were given
        the right to develop oil in Alaska.
        So, you’re right, the Chinese do not lose a day.

        Yeah, I took it from the poor pin.dos for debts. And why in this case are the Jews rejoicing? Or do you have your own gesheft from this? I doubt it. Or is such a delight from love of art to spoil always and everyone?
        1. +6
          13 November 2017 16: 16
          Quote: Primoos
          And why in this case are the Jews rejoicing? Or is such a delight from love of art to spoil always and everyone?

          Some Jews emigrants from the USSR / Russia are sincerely pleased to pour mud on Russia and its allies what can you do so they brought them up.
          Quote: article
          China completed the construction of a second pipeline for the supply of Russian raw materials

          There will be more Russian oil in China
          The Chinese National Oil and Gas Corporation announced the completion of the construction of the second branch of the pipeline from Russia to Daqing. The new highway for the transportation of hydrocarbons with a length of 942 kilometers will run parallel to the existing one, which was put into operation in 2011. The throughput capacity will be 15 million tons of oil per year. Full operation of the pipeline should begin on January 1 of next year. In the meantime, it will be tested and debugged. The new construction will allow Russia to double export of “black gold” to China by pipeline - from the current 15 million tons a year to 30.
          http://ru.euronews.com/2017/11/12/russia-china-ne
          w-pipeline
        2. +2
          13 November 2017 18: 48
          "And what in this case, the Jews rejoice?" ////

          And why did you decide that I am happy? China is booming, signs agreements
          with everyone and in all areas. He buys everything under the root. And it crowds everyone - including Israel. In areas where we compete with the Chinese.
          1. +1
            13 November 2017 19: 47
            And I am watching you closely. You are a primitive troll. Your comments perfectly characterize you. That's what I decided. And about China, I know a lot of things, and about Israel, and about much more.
      4. +1
        13 November 2017 15: 58
        Quote: voyaka uh
        China signed an import agreement with the United States last week
        American liquefied natural gas. And Chinese companies were given
        the right to develop oil in Alaska.
        So, you’re right, the Chinese do not lose a day.

        So what? The affectionate (read - smart) calf in two queens is fed with milk.
      5. +6
        13 November 2017 16: 22
        Quote: voyaka uh
        China signed an import agreement with the United States last week
        American liquefied natural gas. And Chinese companies were given
        the right to develop oil in Alaska.
        So, you’re right, the Chinese do not lose a day.

        for the sake of interest, we would read that in the end they write about all this !!! wassat wassat laughing laughing laughing

        Goodbye Russian Gas: Why American Triumph in China Blown Off So Fast
        The enthusiasm for the achievements of the American president lasted about 12 hours and began to abruptly disappear after comments from officials, diplomats and businessmen who saw the texts of the agreements began to appear in the national media. In fact, it turns out that X handed Trump a dummy in a shiny media wrapper.
        According to Bloomberg, citing the Chinese company Sinopec, the Chinese side is only "interested in the possibility" of buying LNG from Alaska. Moreover, Reuters reports that the final investment and procurement decision will be made in the fourth quarter of 2019.
        Even in the most positive scenario, only a fraction of the gas produced will be bought by the Chinese side, while, as Wood Mackenzie analyst Kerry-Anne Shanks notes, "Sinopec is able to find cheaper LNG from other sources."

        https://ria.ru/analytics/20171110/1508553680.html
        1. 0
          13 November 2017 16: 28
          China needs gas. And Russian anyway is not enough for
          China's growing needs. And major engineering projects,
          like terminals for liquefied gas, or ships for its delivery
          in China doing fast. (The Chinese, for example, discover an average of 100 new
          airports per year). So I do not see anything revealing.
          1. +4
            13 November 2017 16: 31
            what what what I say, you need to read carefully, and not tell your tales !!! wassat wassat wassat laughing laughing laughing
            1. +2
              13 November 2017 16: 37
              It is believed (in the network) that more than 10 emoticons per short post, testifies
              about some kind of nervous problem. You have 9 - on the edge ...
              1. +3
                13 November 2017 16: 53
                Quote: voyaka uh
                It is believed (in the network) that more than 10 emoticons per short post, testifies
                about some kind of nervous problem. You have 9 - on the edge ...

                what what what this is from the Gavnapolsky series about "... that if any news is duplicated by many sources, and the protagonist does not refute it within XNUMX hours, it means that the news is true and there is nothing to challenge it ...." ??? laughing laughing laughing
      6. +5
        13 November 2017 17: 09
        China signed the Protocol of Intent. Before deliveries, even as far as the moon, and maybe to Mars on foot in the rain.
      7. +1
        13 November 2017 18: 31
        Quote: voyaka uh
        China signed an import agreement with the United States last week
        American liquefied natural gas. And Chinese companies were given
        the right to develop oil in Alaska.
        So, you’re right, the Chinese do not lose a day.

        Please do not spread nonsense!
        According to Bloomberg, referring to the Chinese company Sinopec, the Chinese side is only "interested in the possibility" of buying LNG from Alaska. Moreover, Reuters reports that the final investment and procurement decision will be made in the fourth quarter of 2019.
        Even in the most positive scenario, only a fraction of the gas produced will be bought by the Chinese side, despite the fact that, according to Wood Mackenzie analyst Kerry-Ann Shanks, “Sinopek may be able to find cheaper LNG from other sources.”
      8. +1
        13 November 2017 18: 54
        Moreover, they are also pulling on the United States, purchasing American debt to the PRC as the banks of the Celestial Empire provide the transaction with US securities.
  3. +2
    13 November 2017 16: 09
    And the Chinese will be massively pulled to Russia along the second pipe? ?? wassat
    1. +2
      13 November 2017 16: 30
      Rather, on the contrary, Russians will be drawn to work in China. There are already salaries
      in Portugal.
  4. 0
    13 November 2017 16: 34
    Quote: voyaka uh
    China signed an import agreement with the United States last week
    American liquefied natural gas. And Chinese companies were given
    the right to develop oil in Alaska.
    So, you’re right, the Chinese do not lose a day.

    So this client has FULL of alternatives! Our pipe carries our gas from the Middle East, now also Alaska and so on. We are not monopolists here, we’ll have to spin, we’ll have to put pressure on it. hi
    1. 0
      13 November 2017 16: 42
      The alternatives were given precisely by liquefied gas. It can be brought from anywhere.
      And flexibly vary the quantity. Minus: large investments in infrastructure:
      terminals, ships. But infrastructure is a Chinese trump card. They learned
      build and assemble faster and more efficiently than anyone else in the world.
      1. +1
        13 November 2017 17: 15
        And from Sakhalin is not closer to pull liquefied? And the price is cheaper ...
        1. +2
          13 November 2017 17: 26
          I think they will take it from Sakhalin.
      2. 0
        13 November 2017 17: 24
        China is overlaid and it sits deafly. There is no way out.
  5. 0
    13 November 2017 16: 54
    - The Chinese "oil refining" will now get jobs ... -And China will begin to supply its Chinese cars and all kinds of technical oils, gasoline, kerosene to ... to Russia ... with renewed vigor.
    1. +1
      13 November 2017 17: 09
      The Chinese, for reference, are already producing 25 million cars
      per year (in 1992 - 1 million)
      For now - almost everything is in their domestic market. But they begin to erupt confidently
      and global markets.
      1. +1
        13 November 2017 17: 29
        -Your help is “about nothing” ... -I am writing that they will start supplying with “new strength” ... -And the fact that the Chinese have been supplying their trucks and cars and tractors to Russia for a long time ... -not news ...for nobody...
        1. 0
          13 November 2017 17: 31
          Honestly speaking, the figure of 25 million a year amazed me. But if
          You knew that, sorry. hi
          1. +1
            13 November 2017 18: 00
            -For their domestic market, they can supply at least 30 million cars ... -no matter of that ...
            -And, the fact that they will start lowering the Russian economy with renewed vigor (the automotive industry, oil refining and the chemical industry .., and even the aviation industry can be seized) ... -This is a real disaster ... -But, this is already a given and nothing can be done here ... -Russia itself was struggling to put itself in such a position ...
  6. DPN
    +1
    13 November 2017 17: 27
    Let's look at the quality of this pipeline, otherwise everything is blamed on everything Chinese.
    As for the refinery, who from Moscow will go to work on it ?? All for a revolution in her rubber.
    1. 0
      13 November 2017 18: 27
      And we have high-quality oil pipelines, what do you think?
    2. 0
      13 November 2017 19: 15
      Quote: DPN
      As for the refinery, who from Moscow will go to work on it ??

      why exactly from Moscow ????
  7. +1
    13 November 2017 19: 06
    I had to visit the Druzhba oil pipeline near Almetyevsk. Were together with the leadership of the Republic of Tatarstan. They watched what success the radio factory in Almetyevsk had achieved. After getting acquainted with the plant, I was asked to see the pride of Tatarstan - this pipeline. So in December, because of the speed of pumping oil, the pipeline is always warm, and in the summer very warm. This is when you touch it with your palm. I have the honor.
  8. +2
    13 November 2017 21: 23
    In fact, several years ago, Rosneft signed a contract with China for more than $ 400 billion for the supply of oil. I think that this news is just in fulfillment of this contract.
  9. +1
    13 November 2017 22: 45
    I won’t be surprised if a Russian oil refinery (Amur Oil Refinery) is built near Skovorodino using advanced oil refining technologies. And then the Far East will receive first-class fuel, and a product pipeline will be extended to China. Trutnev has something to think about! And Gordeev A.V. successes. hi
  10. 0
    14 November 2017 14: 46
    Quote: major147
    Not the fact that in the future, oil will be of value.

    In any foreseeable future, oil will be of tremendous value.
    Oil is a very generous gift of Nature, which today is used extremely inefficiently. With the help of colossal volumes of energy (which otherwise would have to be produced and spent), natural processes led to the appearance of synthesized from mineral organic raw materials.
    DI. Mendeleev: “Burning oil is like burning a stove with banknotes.”