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Turkmenistan’s export growth to ride on Galkynysh and TAPI developments – Turkmengaz
ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, October 23.
Turkmenistan is consistently implementing a strategy for
sustainable development of the energy sector aimed at increasing
gas production, diversifying export routes, and attracting
investment, the deputy chairman of the State Concern “Turkmengaz,
Myrat Archaev said, Trend's special correspondent reports.
He made the remark at the International Conference and
Exhibition “Oil and Gas of Turkmenistan - 2025” in Ashgabat.
According to Archayev, the Galkynysh field, with reserves of
more than 27 trillion cubic meters, is at the center of the gas
industry's development strategy. To date, work is already underway
on four of the seven planned development stages, and the fourth
stage will be implemented following an international tender, with
construction scheduled to begin next year.
“We invite international partners to join us on this journey,
not as observers, but as participants. This project requires not
only investment, but also knowledge, experience, and innovation,”
Archayev paid special attention to the TAPI project, which he
called an “energy bridge” between Central and South Asia.
“TAPI is not just an infrastructure project, it is a symbol of
the modern spirit of the Great Silk Road. It connects the rich
resources of Turkmenistan with the dynamically developing markets
of South Asia,” said the deputy chairman.
According to him, the Turkmen section of the gas pipeline has
already been built, active construction work on the Afghan section
began in 2024, and further expansion of construction is planned for
Among other investment areas, Archayev mentioned the
construction of underground gas storage facilities with a total
capacity of up to 10 billion cubic meters, as well as the
development of gas chemistry and deep processing of hydrocarbons,
which will allow the creation of products with high added value and
strengthen the country's technological base.
Speaking about the environmental component, he stressed that
reducing methane emissions is one of the priorities of
Turkmenistan's energy strategy.
“We are actively introducing technologies with minimal
emissions, modernizing equipment, and cooperating with
international organizations to achieve measurable environmental
results,” Archayev said.
ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, October 23.
Turkmenistan is consistently implementing a strategy for
sustainable development of the energy sector aimed at increasing
gas production, diversifying export routes, and attracting
investment, the deputy chairman of the State Concern “Turkmengaz,
Myrat Archaev said, Trend's special correspondent reports.
He made the remark at the International Conference and
Exhibition “Oil and Gas of Turkmenistan - 2025” in Ashgabat.
According to Archayev, the Galkynysh field, with reserves of
more than 27 trillion cubic meters, is at the center of the gas
industry's development strategy. To date, work is already underway
on four of the seven planned development stages, and the fourth
stage will be implemented following an international tender, with
construction scheduled to begin next year.
“We invite international partners to join us on this journey,
not as observers, but as participants. This project requires not
only investment, but also knowledge, experience, and innovation,”
Archayev paid special attention to the TAPI project, which he
called an “energy bridge” between Central and South Asia.
“TAPI is not just an infrastructure project, it is a symbol of
the modern spirit of the Great Silk Road. It connects the rich
resources of Turkmenistan with the dynamically developing markets
of South Asia,” said the deputy chairman.
According to him, the Turkmen section of the gas pipeline has
already been built, active construction work on the Afghan section
began in 2024, and further expansion of construction is planned for
Among other investment areas, Archayev mentioned the
construction of underground gas storage facilities with a total
capacity of up to 10 billion cubic meters, as well as the
development of gas chemistry and deep processing of hydrocarbons,
which will allow the creation of products with high added value and
strengthen the country's technological base.
Speaking about the environmental component, he stressed that
reducing methane emissions is one of the priorities of
Turkmenistan's energy strategy.
“We are actively introducing technologies with minimal
emissions, modernizing equipment, and cooperating with
international organizations to achieve measurable environmental
results,” Archayev said.
