Uzbekistan exported more than $85mn of natural gas to China in June, TASS has reported, citing the Chinese customs administration.
In 1H23, Uzbekistan's natural gas shipments to China amounted to $203.9mn, down by twice y/y. Uzbekistan was one of the five main suppliers of natural gas to China in the reporting period, taking fifth place behind Turkmenistan ($5.06bn), Russia ($3.98bn), Myanmar ($737.9mn) and Kazakhstan ($448.7mn).
The monthly dynamics of gas exports from Uzbekistan to China keep trending upwards. Compared to May, the export volume increased by almost 9% or $7.14mn.
According to Uzbekistan’s national statistical committee, since the beginning of the year, the country's total gas exports were valued at $278.4mn.
Related Articles
Japan’s Eneos pivots investment from hydrogen to LNG
Japanese energy company Eneos Holdings will shift investment from hydrogen and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to LNG, Reuters reported on May 12. As part of its new three-year business ... more
Chinese coffee delegation to tour Uganda amid soaring exports
A Chinese coffee industry delegation will visit Uganda later this month for a national origin tour, Uganda’s Ambassador to China, Oliver Wonekha, announced on May 3 during the 137th China Import ... more
Iranian methanol exports to China under threat
Iran’s methanol exports to China are under threat following warnings from the US of yet more sanctions on Iranian oil and petrochemical buyers amid nuclear talks, according to Bloomberg. ... more
Most Read
-
Armenia courts African countries to supply diamond industry
23 days ago
-
Russia’s Alrosa finds its largest diamond ever, as Mirny mining operations restart
6 days ago
-
COMMENT: Embracing “Greater Central Asia” has become a strategic imperative for US
17 days ago
-
From blood diamonds to critical minerals: Sierra Leone’s mining transformation
24 days ago