Central Asia–China Line C is a 1,833km-long onshore pipeline project operated by Asian Gas Pipeline. This gas pipeline, with a maximum diameter of 50 inches, starts at Lebap Province (Turkmenistan) and ends in Xinjiang (China).
The Central Asia–China Line C project started operations in 2015 and is owned by China National Petroleum and National Company KazMunayGas.
The Central Asia–China Line C project is associated with the 6840km West–East III.
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