Gazprom: Belogorsk–Khabarovsk Gas Interconnector 90% Complete
Gazprom says construction of the Belogorsk–Khabarovsk interconnector, part of the Power of Siberia gas transportation system, is nearing completion.
Russian energy company Gazprom has announced that construction of the Belogorsk–Khabarovsk gas interconnector is now 90% complete, according to TASS.
The interconnector forms part of the Power of Siberia gas transportation system, which Gazprom describes as the largest gas transportation network in eastern Russia.
No specific completion date for the remaining construction was provided in the available report.
The project is part of broader efforts by Gazprom to expand gas transportation infrastructure across the eastern regions of Russia.
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