Fujian Gas Pipeline Network

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Fujian Gas Pipeline Network (福建输气管网) is a gas pipeline network in Fujian, China with segments that are operating, under construction, and shelved. It is classified as part of the Fujian Provincial Gas Network.

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Location

10 of 10 segments have a mapped route in the database.

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■ Operating   ■ Under construction   ■ Shelved

Note: some pipeline routes are simplified for easier visualization on wiki pages, and route accuracy varies. Full route and accuracy information is available for download here.

Project details

bcm/y = billion cubic meters per year; km = kilometers; mm = millimetersFID = final investment decision, used by some developers to indicate a project will move forwardThe project-level cost where the segment has one, otherwise the segment's own cost.bcm/y = billion cubic meters per year; km = kilometers; mm = millimeters; FID = final investment decision, used by some developers to indicate a project will move forward; The project-level cost where the segment has one, otherwise the segment's own cost
# Segment Route Start/end Countries/areas Status Fuel Capacity Length Diameter Pressure Proposal year FID Construction year Start year Cost Operator Owner Parent
1 Fujian LNG Terminal Transport Pipeline Route shape of Fujian LNG Terminal Transport Pipeline Start: Xiuyu, Fujian
End: Cangshan/Longan, Fujian
China operating gas 7.6 bcm/y 356.13 km – – – – – 2008 – – – –
2 Quanzhou–Dehua Branch Route shape of Quanzhou–Dehua Branch Start: Fujian
End: Dehua, Fujian
China operating gas 1.07 bcm/y 119.12 km 508 mm – – – 2020 2022 CNY 215 million (US$34.4 million) – – –
3 Fuzhou–Fuding Gas Pipeline (Changle-Fuding) Route shape of Fuzhou–Fuding Gas Pipeline (Changle-Fuding) Start: Changle, Yingqian, Fujian
End: Fuding, Fujian
China operating[1] gas 1.35 bcm/y[1] 256.8 km 813 mm – – – – 2024[1] CNY 3.45 billion (US$552 million) – – –
4 Zhangzhou–Zhao'an Gas Pipeline Route shape of Zhangzhou–Zhao'an Gas Pipeline Start: Zhao'an, Fujian
End: Zhao'an, Fujian
China operating[2] gas 0.12 bcm/y[3] 181.73 km[3] 813 mm – – – 2013 2024 – – – –
5 Fuzhou–Sanming Gas Pipeline Route shape of Fuzhou–Sanming Gas Pipeline Start: Lianjiang, Fujian
End: Sanyuan, Fujian
China construction[4] gas 1.6 bcm/y 286.6 km 813 mm – – – 2021[5] – CNY 2.9 billion (US$464 million) – – –
6 Zhangzhou–Longyan Gas Pipeline Route shape of Zhangzhou–Longyan Gas Pipeline Start: Zhangzhou, Fujian
End: Longyan, Fujian
China construction[6] gas – 100.36 km 813 mm – – – 2019 – – – – –
7 Zhangzhou LNG Connecting Gas Pipeline Route shape of Zhangzhou LNG Connecting Gas Pipeline Start: Fujian
End: Chengxi, Fujian
China operating[7] gas 4.2 bcm/y 77.8 km 1,016 mm – – – 2021 – – – – –
8 Fujian Fuqing LNG Export Pipeline Network Route shape of Fujian Fuqing LNG Export Pipeline Network Start: Lianfeng, Fujian
End: Fuqing, Fujian
China construction[8] gas[9] 3.39 bcm/y 107 km 1,016 mm – – – – – – – PetroChina Kunlun Gas Co Ltd (100%) Kunlun Energy Co Ltd (100%)
9 Wuyi New Area Natural Gas Pipeline Route shape of Wuyi New Area Natural Gas Pipeline Start: CNOOC Haixi Pipeline, Fujian
End: Jianyang District, Fujian
China shelved[10] gas – 145 km – – – – – – CNY 2 billion (US$320 million) – – –
10 Zhangzhou LNG Connecting Gas Pipeline Extension Route shape of Zhangzhou LNG Connecting Gas Pipeline Extension Start: Chengxi Town, Fujian
End: Fujian
China operating[7] gas 4.2 bcm/y 36 km 1,016 mm – – – 2023 – CNY 713.09 million (US$114.09 million) – – –

Background

# Segment Status Background
1 Fujian LNG Terminal Transport Pipeline operating

福建LNG外输管线

The pipeline is also known as "Strait West Gas Pipeline Network Phase I"(海西天然气管网一期工程).[11] It supplies natural gas to 5 major coastal cities along the pipeline, Fuzhou, Putian, Xiamen, Jinjiang and Zhangzhou, including 3 gas power stations.[12]

The pipeline runs from Fujian LNG Terminal in Xiuyu, Putian, Fujian to Cangshan/Longan, Fuzhou/Zhangzhou, Fujian. It primarily sources its natural gas from Indonesia's Donggu gas field and also receives LNG resources from 13 countries and regions along the 'Belt and Road' initiative, including Malaysia, Nigeria, and Qatar.[13]

2 Quanzhou–Dehua Branch operating
3 Fuzhou–Fuding Gas Pipeline (Changle-Fuding) operating
4 Zhangzhou–Zhao'an Gas Pipeline operating

漳州—诏安段

The pipeline has been completed but has not yet been put into operation.[14]

5 Fuzhou–Sanming Gas Pipeline under construction

福州—三明段

  • Operator: National Pipe Network Group Fujian Pipe Network Co., Ltd. (国家管网集团福建省管网有限公司)[15]
6 Zhangzhou–Longyan Gas Pipeline under construction

漳州—龙岩段

The pipeline has been completed but has not yet been put into operation.[14]

7 Zhangzhou LNG Connecting Gas Pipeline operating
8 Fujian Fuqing LNG Export Pipeline Network under construction

福建福清LNG外输管道

The pipeline starts at the Fujian LNG Terminal to supply gas gasified from LNG to Fuqing, Fujian. More specifically, the pipeline would begin at the first station of Lianfeng in western Lianfeng Village, Donghang, Fuqing City, and would end at at a transmission station in Jingyang Town, Fuqing City, Fuzhou City.

9 Wuyi New Area Natural Gas Pipeline shelved
10 Zhangzhou LNG Connecting Gas Pipeline Extension operating

漳州LNG联络线延伸段

Operator: National Pipe Network Group Fujian Pipe Network Co., Ltd. (国家管网集团福建省管网有限公司)[15][16]

Network background

Fujian has built 1514 kilometers of gas pipeline by 2020, according to Fujian 14th Five Year Plan for Energy. It plans to increase the gas pipeline mileage to 2700 kilometers by 2025. [17] The major sources for the provincial pipeline net work are LNG imported through Fujian LNG terminal and West-East gas pipeline 3 sourced Central Asia countries. Three additional LNG terminals are in various stages of development, potentially adding more gas sources to the province in the near future. Fujian planned to increase its LNG receiving capacity from 3.6 million tonnes per year to 12.6 mtpa by 2025.

The provincial network developed in two phases. They are also called "Strait West Gas Pipeline Network Phase I and Phase II". Details of the two phases are described as below.

Strait West Natural Gas Pipeline Network Phase II 海西天然气管网二期工程

Strait West Natural Gas Pipeline Network Phase II 海西天然气管网二期工程, also translated as Haixi Natural Gas Pipeline Network Phase II, is a pipeline network with segments that are operating and in construction in Fujian Province, China. It is located along the western bank of the Taiwan Strait, and inherits its name west strait from this geographical location.

The Strait West Natural Gas Pipeline Network Phase II is described as an important natural gas interconnection project in Fujian Province. It was originally estimated to have a total length of 830 kilometers and a total investment of over 10 billion RMB. The approval process took two years and three months.[18]

  • Construction for the Zhangzhou–Zhao'an Gas Pipeline segment began in 2013. The pipeline was divided into two sections for approval, from Zhangzhou to Zhangpu and from Zhangpu to Zhao'an, and the full pipeline was reportedly finished with construction and operational at the beginning of 2020.
  • Construction on the Fuzhou–Sanming Gas Pipeline began on June 28, 2021.
  • The Fuzhou–Fuding Gas Pipeline segment began operating in December, 2020.
  • Construction on the Quanzhou–Dehua Branch segment began on May 28, 2021 with an investment of 1.34 billion RMB.

The Connecting Pipeline between Guangdong Gas Pipeline Network and Fujian Gas Pipeline Network 福建天然气管网与广东省天然气管网联通工程

The pipeline is a proposed gas pipeline between Guangdong province and Fujian province, China. The pipeline is divided into two parts: Guangdong section and the Fujian section.[19][20]

The pipeline runs from Raoping County, Chaozhou, Guangdong province, to Zhao'an County, Zhangzhou, Fujian province.[19][20]

The Connecting Pipeline between Guangdong Gas Pipeline Network and Fujian Gas Pipeline Network (Guangdong Section) 福建天然气管网与广东省天然气管网联通工程(广东段)[21]

The Connecting Pipeline between Guangdong Gas Pipeline Network and Fujian Gas Pipeline Network (Fujian Section) 福建天然气管网与广东省天然气管网联通工程(福建段)

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Articles and resources

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