Turkmenistan is considering gas supply through the Ashgabat trans-Caspian route, is interested in carrying out the trans-Caspian gas pipeline project and is ready to supply the route with natural gas. This is what the head of the Turkmengaz State Concern, Mekset Babiev, said at the OGT 2026 international conference. According to him, not only the gas pipeline is interesting, but also the entire trans-financial corridor, including cable laying, logistics development and port infrastructure. He also added that in order to organize the supply, Turkmenistan will have to move to the next stage of the development of the Galkinish gas field. The Galkinish deposit is located in the Meri Valyat (region) of Turkmenistan. It covers an area of ​​more than 4,000 square kilometers. As of 2017, the field's reserves were estimated at 27.4 trillion cubic meters. In April 2026, a contract was signed in Turkmenistan for the development of the fourth stage of the development of the facility. Logistan mentions that in 2025, 76.53 billion cubic meters of natural gas were produced in Turkmenistan. This is 1.09 billion cubic meters or 1.4% less than a year earlier. Read also: In Turkmenistan, they said when the construction of the mountain section of the TAPI pipeline will be completed. Turkmenistan's revenues from supplying gas to China decreased by 12.9%.

Turkmenistan is considering gas supply through the Ashgabat trans-Caspian route, is interested in carrying out the trans-Caspian gas pipeline project and is ready to supply the route with natural gas. This is what the head of the Turkmengaz State Concern, Mekset Babiev, said at the OGT 2026 international conference. According to him, not only the gas pipeline is interesting, but also the entire trans-financial corridor, including cable laying, logistics development and port infrastructure. He also added that in order to organize the supply, Turkmenistan will have to move to the next stage of the development of the Galkinish gas field. The Galkinish deposit is located in the Meri Valyat (region) of Turkmenistan. It covers an area of ​​more than 4,000 square kilometers. As of 2017, the field's reserves were estimated at 27.4 trillion cubic meters. In April 2026, a contract was signed in Turkmenistan for the development of the fourth stage of the development of the facility. Logistan mentions that in 2025, 76.53 billion cubic meters of natural gas were produced in Turkmenistan. This is 1.09 billion cubic meters or 1.4% less than a year earlier. Read also: In Turkmenistan, they said when the construction of the mountain section of the TAPI pipeline will be completed. Turkmenistan's revenues from supplying gas to China decreased by 12.9%.