BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 31. Turkmenistan’s proven natural gas reserves remained unchanged at 13.95 trillion cubic meters as of the end of 2024, Trend reports via Eni’s World Energy Review.
This tier has persisted unaltered since a minimum of 2010,
highlighting the nation’s position as a preeminent repository of
natural gas on a global scale.
The natural gas sector of Turkmenistan is predominantly underpinned
by the Galkynysh field, recognized as one of the most substantial
gas reserves globally, in conjunction with the Dauletabad and
Yashlar fields. The sector is primarily governed by the
state-controlled entity Türkmengaz, which manages the entire value
chain encompassing exploration, production, and exportation
activities. Additional pivotal stakeholders encompass Turkmennebit
alongside international collaborators engaged via
production-sharing frameworks, especially within the offshore
domains of the Caspian Sea. Turkmenistan engages in the exportation
of hydrocarbons, predominantly natural gas, to the People's
Republic of China through the Central Asia–China conduit, while
concurrently pursuing strategies for the diversification of its
export portfolio.
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