In a dramatic turn of the global energy saga, Russia is redirecting its focus eastward with a game-changing new pipeline to China. Introducing Power of Siberia 2, this 50-billion-cubic-meter powerhouse will cut through nearly 600 miles of Mongolian terrain, pushing gas through massive 1.42-meter-wide arteries, supported by cutting-edge compressor stations.
This isn’t just another pipeline—it’s a bold geopolitical shift. As ties with the West fray, Russia is rewriting its energy strategy, solidifying a deeper alliance with China and betting on Asia’s explosive growth.
Building on a 30-year gas pact and the success of the original Power of Siberia launched in 2019, this new route marks a game-changing pivot. What once powered Europe will now fuel the rise of a new energy powerhouse in the East.
If completed, this pipeline could dramatically reshape the global power map—one gas shipment at a time. 🌍