Uzbekistan is among the countries where Russia plans to significantly increase natural gas supplies by 2030, according to information cited by journalist Oleg Chervinsky.
Gas deliveries to Uzbekistan are expected to rise from 5.6 bn cubic metres to 12 bn cubic metres a year. Supplies to Kazakhstan could increase from 3 bn to between 6 and 7 bn cubic metres annually, while exports to Kyrgyzstan may grow from 0.5 bn to 1 bn cubic metres.
According to forecasts by Gazprombank’s Economic Forecasting Centre, Russia’s gas exports to Central Asia could reach 19 to 20 bn cubic metres a year by...