Gazprom to expand gas infrastructure in Sakhalin Region
Published by Lydia Woellwarth,
Editor
World Pipelines,
A working meeting between Alexey Miller, Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee, and Valery Limarenko, Acting Governor of the Sakhalin Region, took place in St. Petersburg yesterday (24 January).
The parties reviewed the implementation of the Co-operation Agreement, noting the strategic nature of interactions between Gazprom and the Government of the Sakhalin Region. As part of the Eastern Gas Programme, Gazprom is developing a major gas production centre on the shelf of Sakhalin Island. In 2013 - 2018, Gazprom and its subsidiaries invested RUB 120.9 billion in local infrastructure, particularly in pre-development operations within the Sakhalin III project. In 2019, capital investment in the region’s infrastructure is expected to total RUB 17.7 billion.
Particular attention at the meeting was paid to gas infrastructure expansion in the Sakhalin Region. It was emphasised that 2018 marked the completion of a new gas pipeline stretching to Bereznyaki and Starorusskoye, the suburbs of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. A gas boiler house had been brought into operation in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.
In 2019, Gazprom plans to perform construction and installation works on a gas pipeline branch, the Tymovskoye gas distribution station (GDS), and four gas pipelines running to such population centres as Tymovskoye, Voskresenovka, Voskhod, Zonalnoye, Kirovskoye, Krasnaya Tym, and Yasnoye in the Tymovsky District. This will bring natural gas to more than 3200 households and apartments and 82 industrial and small-scale power facilities. It is also planned to build a gas pipeline for the residents of the Gorny Vozdukh priority development area.
Preparations are underway for the construction of a gas pipeline branch, the Dolinsk GDS, and six gas pipelines in the Gorod Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk city district and in the Dolinsky and Makarovsky Districts of the Sakhalin Region. Four gas pipeline branches, four GDSs (Korsakov, Leonidovo, Makarov and Yuzhnaya), and 16 gas pipelines are currently being designed.
Alexey Miller and Valery Limarenko agreed that Gazprom would update the Sakhalin Region’s General Scheme for gas supply and gas infrastructure expansion this year.
Image courtesy of Gazprom.
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