Russia-China Gas Pipeline Nearly Complete

Russian President Vladimir Putin near the layout of the Power of Siberia natural gas pipeline at the construction site at Amur Gas Processing Plant on Aug. 3, 2017. (AP)

By    |   Thursday, 06 September 2018 08:11 AM EDT ET

Construction of one of the world’s largest gas pipelines – from Russia to China – is about 93 percent finished, RT.com is reporting.

About 119 operational gas wells have been completed in Yakutia and the main technological equipment is now being installed.

The website noted the pipeline, called the Power of Siberia, could eventually help Russia become one of China’s main providers of natural gas.

Plans call for the nearly 2,500-mile long pipeline to begin pumping gas to China by the end of 2019.

The deal to build the pipeline took more than a decade to complete.

Moscow and Beijing already are planning to construct another pipeline – Power of Siberia 2 – in an effort to keep up with China’s growing gas consumption, RT.com noted.

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